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How to support the project after building gulp, compiling sass to css?
I recently decided to use gulp, set it up and started working. Made a project. Uploaded to hosting.
So I think, how to support such a project?
For example, they gave me a project (locally I don’t have these files) and they said I need to change the font corny ...
I see style.min.css, I also see the sass folder in the root of the site, gulp.js and other files to build.
Do I need to download it all now, install it locally, and then make edits, or is there another way?
In general, the question is how to write code so that it can be easily maintained?
Can you help with advice or useful literature?
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On the good side, nothing needs to be edited on a live FTP site.
You need to edit locally, and automatically upload changes to the battlefield.
If you still need to do something via FTP, then specifically in your example, I would create a custom.css file and write styles in it
Keep sources with installation and usage documentation in git and / or transfer to the customer. On ftp only dist folder
A good solution is to make the /dist folder and keep all the combat, compiled files in the same place + give the file "Rules for editing the file.txt" to it for strangers and give a link to git there with a description of the editing process.
How do you like the transition?
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