Frontend Builds 7 - Conditional Build Tasks
In the seventh and last part of the "Frontend Build" article series, you'll learn how to create conditional tasks for the Build as a Service (BaaS) system.
In the seventh and last part of the "Frontend Build" article series, you'll learn how to create conditional tasks for the Build as a Service (BaaS) system.
In part five of the series you learned about Build as a Service, this post will explain how to make your own BaaS more configurable and flexible.
Package Gulp build configurations into reusable npm modules with Build as a Service (BaaS) to eliminate boilerplate across frontend projects.
Package web applications for iOS and Android using Apache Cordova and Gulp.js. Learn how to configure platform builds, emulate apps, and link assets.
Automate cross-platform desktop builds using Gulp.js and NW.js to package web applications into standalone binaries for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Learn how to build composible Gulpfiles in the second part of the series on frontend builds
Kick off modern frontend automation with Gulp.js. Learn how to structure tasks, automate builds, and optimize AngularJS apps using template caching.
Kill all humans! No not really, this post is the introduction for the Frontend Build article series. It'll explain how to automate critical steps when building Frontend applications.