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notback/notback
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A PHP framework for building front-end web development

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notback
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[](#notback)

Notback is an front-end framework for PHP. By using function-based components, the framework is easy to learn and use. The elements are cleaner, the code is more readable and the framework is very flexible.

The framework is built on top of PHP and creates HTML with CSS styling. It is still possible to use JavaScript also.

Read more on [notback.io](https://notback.io "notback.io")

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

To get started, you need to install the framework by composer:

```
composer require notback/notback

```

When it's installed, you can use the framework by including the autoloader in your project:

```
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');
```

You can also extract the framework in the src folder and use it as a standalone framework.

Usage/Examples
--------------

[](#usageexamples)

When the framework is installed, you can start using it by creating a new file and including the autoloader (or source files). Then you can create your first "hello word" page like this:

```