Apache Cordova remains one of the most direct ways to ship native iOS and Android apps with web skills. The core idea is still strong: one codebase, standard HTML, CSS and JavaScript, plus native APIs where the app genuinely needs them.
DedrisFramework exists to make that path feel clear again. Instead of starting from scattered examples, abandoned snippets or half-remembered setup commands, builders should have a single place to find polished UI patterns, starter screens and practical notes.
What is ready today
The first release focuses on the building blocks every Cordova project reaches for early: navigation templates, mobile-first components, a plugin directory and getting-started documentation that follows real project flow.
- Reusable UI components with copy-friendly examples.
- Starter templates for tabs, side menus, auth, onboarding and list/detail apps.
- Curated plugin pages for common native capabilities.
- A theme system based on straightforward CSS variables.
DedrisFramework is an independent project that helps developers use Cordova with more confidence, better defaults and clearer examples.
Where contributors can help
The highest-impact contributions are practical: more tested templates, plugin compatibility notes, example screens, docs improvements and small fixes that remove friction for first-time Cordova users.
If you have shipped a Cordova app, your experience is useful. The project needs field notes from real builds: what worked, what broke, and what you wish someone had explained sooner.