Saul Maddox, a software engineer for PROS, joins me in this episode of CodeWinds to discuss his Hapi-Ninja boilerplate which helps developers get up and running with the Hapi Node.js web framework.We discuss in detail the stack he has chosen and the reasons for selecting each:Hapijs Node.js web frameworkSwig templatesGulp javascript streaming task runnerPlugins he has included for assets and routesSaul explains the file structure of Hapi-Ninja mentioning how to configure and get up and running with Hapi quickly and easily.Episode InfoEpisode NotesEpisode timelineGetting started with Hapi-NinjaLinks from ShowFollowing Saul MaddoxEpisode InfoEpisode: CW 005Published: April 7th, 2014Tags: js, nodejs,web,framework,boilerplateDuration: Episode NotesEpisode timelineGetting started with Hapi-NinjaInstall NodejsClone repo from GitHubChange working directory into the new pathInstall dependencies from npm# after installing Node.jsgit clone https://github.com/poeticninja/hapi-ninja.gitcd hapi-ninjanpm installLinks from ShowHapi-Ninja boilerplate GitHub RepoHapijs Node.js web frameworkSwig templatesGulp javascript streaming task runnerHapi-Named-Routes plugin for using named routesHapi-Assets plugin for automatically minimizing and concatenating assetsHapi-Cache-Buster plugin which helps with serving fresh content in developmentEver Stain legacy website coming soon by Saul Maddox. How will you be remembered?Following Saul MaddoxSaul Maddox GitHubSaul Maddox Twitter