Scott Dodson
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Sync latest image stream and templates for v1.3 and v1.4
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| nodejs-mongodb.json | 8 years ago | |
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README.md
QuickStarts
QuickStarts provide the basic skeleton of an application. Generally they reference a repository containing very simple source code that implements a trivial application using a particular framework. In addition they define any components needed for the application including a Build configuration, supporting services such as Databases, etc.
You can instantiate these templates as is, or fork the source repository they reference and supply your forked repository as the source-repository when instantiating them.
- CakePHP - Provides a basic CakePHP application with a MySQL database. For more information see the source repository.
- Dancer - Provides a basic Dancer (Perl) application with a MySQL database. For more information see the source repository.
- Django - Provides a basic Django (Python) application with a PostgreSQL database. For more information see the source repository.
- NodeJS - Provides a basic NodeJS application with a MongoDB database. For more information see the source repository.
- Rails - Provides a basic Rails (Ruby) application with a PostgreSQL database. For more information see the source repository.
Note: This file is processed by hack/update-external-examples.sh. New examples
must follow the exact syntax of the existing entries. Files in this directory
are automatically pulled down, do not add additional files directly to this
directory.