# DragonNode.js
Welcome. Here you can find the first steps you need to understand and to work with [DragonNode.js](http://github.com/dragonnodejs/dragonnodejs).

- [Chapter0 - The "non structured" way](chapter0)
- [Chapter1 - The structure of an application](chapter1)
- [Chapter2 - The "Hello World!" with express](chapter2)
- [Chapter3 - Use bundles for common features](chapter3)

After the chapters just start an own application with one of the skeletons, use available bundles, group own modules to own bundles and share them.
And not forget, feel free to share your feedback and experience with me.

But wait... we don't want to use a large library for that, right?

No problem, [DragonNode.js consists of one file with ~30 lines of code](http://github.com/dragonnodejs/dragonnodejs/blob/master/index.js) and is ready to get forked for your own requirements 

# DragonNode.js
Welcome. Here you can find the first steps you need to understand and to work with [DragonNode.js](http://github.com/dragonnodejs/dragonnodejs).

- [Chapter0 - The "non structured" way](chapter0)
- [Chapter1 - The structure of an application](chapter1)
- [Chapter2 - The "Hello World!" with express](chapter2)
- [Chapter3 - Use bundles for common features](chapter3)

After the chapters just start an own application with one of the skeletons, use available bundles, group own modules to own bundles and share them.

But wait... we don't want to use a large library for that, right?

No problem, [DragonNode.js consists of one file with ~30 lines of code](http://github.com/dragonnodejs/dragonnodejs/blob/master/index.js) and is ready to get forked for your own requirements.

And don't forget, feel free to share your feedback and experience with me. :)

Move the "feel free to share ... with me" to the end
Move the "feel free to share ... with me" to the end