Creating a new App-tb2 based application

Ensure that you consistently name your app throughout the setup stages below, inconsistent naming will result in a compiler error.

1. Connect to TFS and get latest to ensure you have up-to-date app files
2. Duplicate the src/app-tb2 folder and rename it to your new src/app-name
3. In the src/app-name/templates/default.dot.html file, replace references to 'app-tb2' with your app-name including the body id
4. If the Corporate mega menu is not going to be used, open the src/app-name/templates/default.dot.html file and either
   • remove the data-interchange attribute from the <div id="menu"> or
   • change the data-interchange paths to pick up an alternative menu file in src/app-name/partials and amend them as needed for this application's navigation.
5. Edit src/app-name/config.rb to replace references to 'app-tb2' with your new app-name
6. Edit src/app-name/partials/headelement.html to replace references to 'app-tb2' with your new app-name
7. Edit src/app-name/Gruntfile.js to replace references to 'app-tb2' with your new app-name
8. In the src/app-name/index.php file, replace references to 'app-tb2' with your app-name
9. In the scss directory, duplicate the 'app-tb2.scss' file and 'app-tb2' folder and rename them with your new app-name
10. In the production/img directory, create a new folder for your new app-name
11. In the js directory, duplicate the 'app-tb2' folder and rename them with your new app-name
12. In the js directory, open the 'app.js' file and rename all references of 'app-tb2' to your new 'app-name'
13. As a final check, do a Find in location using 'cmd + shift + F' in Sublime to check that there are no longer any references to 'app-tb2' within the 'src' and 'scss' folders
14. Open Terminal, change directory to your new application's src location and run Grunt to generate CSS and HTML. When changing directory simply enter cd and then click and drag the src/app-name/Trunk folder into terminal to save typing out the route