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Returb02018-10-22 07:09:10
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Returb0, 2018-10-22 07:09:10

Through what to compile the css preprocessor less: Gulp or Winless and what is the difference?

Hello, who is in the subject, please help to understand the issue of the compiler for the preprocessor.
Some recommend Gulp , others Winless , but what's the difference?
It would seem more difficult with Gulp , because you need to configure it additionally, and in Winless - download the program and you're done.
But if Winless seems to be easier to use, why use Gulp then ?
How does one differ from the other and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each?

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skuvaWeb, 2018-10-22
@Returb0

If you are a complete beginner and it is important for you to get familiar with the preprocessor syntax at this stage, then you can use winless, or better, I would recommend you Prepos.
But hardly anyone uses them for combat projects. Still, you will have to get acquainted with both gulp and webpack. With Gulp rather because there are still many projects on it, although it is inferior to webpack. In general, less has become obsolete, learn sass (scss), the syntax is very similar to less, but more features)

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Pavel Kuzyakin, 2018-10-22
@Posho

Gulp automates various tasks, for example, puts the release in a separate folder, minifies and runs through the linter what is asked, etc.
WinLess simply compiles the files fed to it on every save.

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