You can read documentation here: https://github.com/mootools/prime/blob/master/doc/prime.md
More links: https://github.com/mootools/elements https://github.com/mootools/wrapup https://github.com/kamicane/moofx https://github.com/kamicane/agent https://github.com/kamicane/slick https://github.com/arian/prime-util https://github.com/arian/elements-util https://github.com/arian/elements-ui https://github.com/arian/wrapup-webbuilder Basically the last step is create some kind of website, which is still a little todo (if you think you can do something about this, please ping us on IRC), before releasing any "official" betas. You can also find all those packages on npm, which are tagged and usable. All those packages are using commonjs modules, like node.js does. That means you can install and require them like any other node package on npm. Of course not all packages, like elements, work in node.js. To get those to work in the browser, wrapup is used to build a JS file that is usable in the browser. On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 7:40 PM, adidi <adie...@gmail.com> wrote: > Can we get any news about the long awaited "prime" (mootools 2.0) ? > As I understand it will work with conjunction to Node.js mode of work ? > > Is there any timeframe ? something to read besides github(which is empty > in description) >
