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Peter MüllerMy thoughts. The ones that didn't slip away I attended the Edge Conference in London, for which Andrew Betts should receive high praises. During the build system panel some remarks were made about the Unix philosophy in response to a question I asked. I did get a counter argument in, but the available time only allowed for tweet size comments, so I donât think I got my point across pro
4. Why use a task runner? In one word: automation. The less work you have to do when performing repetitive tasks like minification, compilation, unit testing, linting, etc, the easier your job becomes. After you've configured it, a task runner can do most of that mundane work for youâand your teamâwith basically zero eï¬ort. 5. Why use a task runner? ä¸è¨ã§èªååããããã¡ã¤ã»ã³ã³ãã¤ã«ã»ã¦ãããã ã¹ãã»ææ³ãã§ãã¯ãªã©ã®ç´°ã ã¨ããä½æ¥ãç°¡åã«
NOTE: this guide is out of date. It is only vaild for grunt-browserify@~1.3.0 and its included versions of browserify and browserify-shim. An updated guide is here. It's been a year since I wrote the long Javascript Module Systems article, in which I concluded that CommonJS and Browserify was the best way to write modular javascript for the browser. Over the last year, I've had a chance to test th
Grunt 0.4.3 is now available on npm. This is mostly a bugfix release. Thanks to Jonathan Krause, PatrickJS, Jason Cust, Fabio Crisci, James M. Greene and Mike Pennisi for their pull requests. In addition to closing over 30 issues, we have extracted grunt.util into its own module. As mentioned in the 0.4.2 release, we are in process of deprecating the grunt.util.* API. Task developers who use these
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A brief history of Grunt I realized that a task-based build tool with built-in, commonly used tasks was the approach that would work best for me Ben Alman March 2012 Single, global Grunt: $ npm install -g grunt Configuration over code grunt.initConfig({ lint: { src: 'src/<%= pkg.name %>.js' }, concat: { src: [ '<banner:meta.banner>', '<file_strip_banner:src/<%= pkg.name %>.js>' ], dest: '<%= pkg.n
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Brunch is a front end build system that lets you get stuff done without needing a 500 line configuration file *cough* Grunt *cough*. However, thereâs little in the way of an introduction to setting up Brunch in an existing project - the homepage only shows how to use Brunch with itâs âskeletonâ scripts. Thankfully, getting your own project to work with Brunch is simple and painless. Brunch vs Grun
Drop Node.JS 0.8 support New logging (https://github.com/cowboy/node-prolog) A logger to listen to events and output them to the console. Deals with stderr/stdout, or Grunt itself has this built in. node-task (https://github.com/node-task) Tasks as npm modules that can be required and run independent of any task runner (if you want to manually build a compliant config object to execute it). Can pi
Just when you think that you're in control, Just when you think that you've got a hold, Just when you get on a roll, Here it goes, here it goes, here it goes again. OK Go - Here It Goes Again And so the evolution of front-end development continues with Gulp, the new build system that has already garnered praise amongst many web developers. After spending some time reading the docs and playing arou
Gulp-style stream piping in Grunt, or anywhere else Recently a new front-end build tool, Gulp, has been getting quite some attention. What makes it really elegant is its use of Streams to orchestrate the build flow. Since everything is passed down in the buffer, it gets rid of the need to create temporary on-disk files. It already has an active community contributing plugins for it, but still lack
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