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Sergey ZSA2015-05-15 03:21:26
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Sergey ZSA, 2015-05-15 03:21:26

Collectors constantly have to be installed in folders?

I’m looking at gulp and project builders in general, but I just can’t figure out why they are so convenient? In fact, each time you need to do additional actions with each new project (I have a fairly large threading of projects). Isn't it possible to automate everything so that you don't have to bother with the constant installation of additional plugins and modules for one or another collector? There is the same node folder and it is easy to copy it to the next project. Is it possible to do so?
I would be happy for links to intelligible lessons and debriefing on gulp and grunt (I like the first one more so far). I already looked from loftblog, in principle everything is simple, but not enough, and again the same question arises, which is higher.

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Alexander Aksentiev, 2015-05-15
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I myself recently felt gulp (in general, I'm a backend developer, but a "generalist" :)). It is enough to paint everything in pairs in order and do the assembly (although this is almost a one-time process).
As far as I understand, all packages can be installed as global packages in the system and then you don’t need to install them for each new project (if everything is built on the same machine, of course).
However, copying the folder takes longer than installing packages because there are a million files, and the installer downloads archivers. Yes, and the package is placed for a few seconds.
In general, gulp is an interesting and useful thing, but rather for more permanent large projects.

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bromzh, 2015-05-15
@bromzh

know the yeoman

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