I too, agree it doesn’t take much effort to create this yourself, but it’s nice to have a bookmark you can click on and have the files delivered in a second, especially if the JS/CSS had more options.

I actually was asking how could this app ever become useful for you? I made this for me and it works great for me, even more so when I use my Fluid.app SSB. My name is linked to a place to leave comments and suggestions and I would love to hear your suggestions on how to make this app work for you.

As of now, I am working on 2 possible major updates:

1. Upload a very simple XML file and it will create files and folders based on your custom structure and then will create a link to redownload it later.

2. An actual user system and would allow you to upload files and set up a framework that is completely customized by you with your own uploaded files, images, and anything else you use every time. This would be in the 2.0 release.

Besides I like to structure my folders differently, and most developers will have their own pedantic preferences. So I would need to re-jig the output anyway (unless there was a massive amount of flexibility, options and preferences that I can set once and reuse everytime).

I mean no offence. It’s just my opinion.

I start a new site maybe once a fortnight. It takes me all of about 1 minute and a half to copy base files and folders from a template.

Besides I like to structure my folders differently, and I’d bet many experienced developers will have their own preferences. So I personally can’t see much to gain – that is all.

Please ignore my ramblings; if you’ve gone to 20k views overnight, you’re onto something.

I use it all the time for work. I have bookmarked (as I explain in the documentation) the deployed page which then I can go back to by clicking a bookmark and download and have a XHTML, CSS, jQuery, and folder set up instantly rather than, right click, new folder, name it, right click, new folder, name it.

I also wasn’t expecting it to be this popular. I uploaded it for myself more than anything and then I went for 4 page views a day to 20,000%+ more in a couple days.

I have a plan for people who want more custom frameworks though. I’m working on a version in Adobe AIR as well as a version which allow you to just make your own folders and structure and save it using either an XML file or something of the like.

I would love to hear how you would make it better though Yalcin because originally this was just for myself to quicken my process of web projects.