Skeleton of web app using Node.js/Express 

Express.js is a web server framework for node.js.
It has a tool to generate the skeleton of a web app (directory structure and an app.js file)

Based on that I added some stuff to serve as a basis for the app.
Here's a quick overview of the directory structure:

* `app.js / app.coffee`
  This is where the application starts. It's mostly generated by express but you can obviously  adjust it.
* `views/`
  This folder is where templates (html files) for pages should go. Express uses an HTML template language called Jade (jade-lang.org) which makes it easier to write HTML.
* `routes/`
  This folder holds code that handles HTTP requests (like GET and POST) that the server receives. For example if I'm in a browser and I'm on the website for our app and I wanna go to `www.oursite.com/home/`, the code that defines what's supposed to happen should be in this folder. `home/` is called a *route*
* `assets/`
  This folder holds files (like images, css stylesheets, and javascript files) that get sent to the client. You can reference these files in the jade templates from the `views/` folder.

I wrote in coffeescript because it's clean, and less verbose than javascript. If you prefer to write javascript then the great thing is that it will still work no problem.