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How to set up front-end assembly in a small studio?
I'm doing frontend in a small web studio. I'm trying to figure out the mess, but I don't have enough knowledge.
How and where is the best way to build a frontend?
Task: remove builds from VCS, get rid of bundle commits.
Ideally, the developer should commit only the sources, on the server they are already assembled into a bundle on their own.
Workflow: local machine → test site → production site, all via GitLab.
Everything is on containers, but how they work is understood in the studio by two and a half people.
I am ready to do all this myself, but I don’t know at all which way to dig. A cursory google brought up nothing.
Tell us how such processes are organized in your country?
Particularly interested in the experience of small studios.
I will also be grateful for useful articles on the topic.
Chats and communities where you can still ask this question are also welcome.
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raise some kind of continuous integration server. if you don’t need much, then in principle anyone will go: the same jenkins or teamcity. by the way, you have a gitlab, it should have its own ci out of the box
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