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Andrew2019-09-18 18:44:10
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Andrew, 2019-09-18 18:44:10

How do you build a frontend without frameworks?

Gulp used to be popular, now webpack seems to be popular. There is also grunt .. I worked a little with everyone, but I have been writing in vue for a long time and have not set up such things as, for example, compiling sass to css, etc. for a long time.
Now there is a need to throw a simple static site, I think how convenient it is to equip the working environment.
I want to write in pug, sass and vanilla js with hot reload.
What tool to take?

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Anatoly Kulikov, 2019-09-18
@anatoly_kulikov

Gulp is basically enough

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xmoonlight, 2019-09-18
@xmoonlight

I write using includeHTML ("gluing" the layout and loading JS / CSS) + vanilla JS.
PS: Works with mobile JS editor for Android: Spck Editor .
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Dima Polos, 2019-09-18
@dimovich85

For layout, without a serious front, a gallp is enough, and for building js - webpack. I collected them in one task list.

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Beliyadm, 2019-09-18
@beliyadm

Write without frameworks at all, assemble three\five JS files into one in the right sequence and the same with CSS - no crutches are required at all, by hand in 5 minutes, faster than writing a assembler

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Alexey, 2019-09-18
@le2xx

Take my build , or see how it works and build your own based on it. And don't forget to put an asterisk on my github)). Compiled based on webpack/pug/stylus/babel/autoprefixer, in general, everything is at the forefront of technology.

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