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Vladislav Polyakov2016-07-23 23:08:30
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Vladislav Polyakov, 2016-07-23 23:08:30

Useful "features" for fast, correct and productive work with Node.js?

Good day! Gentlemen, recently (about half a year ago) I began to study all the innovations in the world of web development. I developed websites about 4-5 years ago. Learned about a lot of frameworks, etc. Brought in NODE.JS.
I installed npm node (a bunch of modules: less , jade, express) on my old computer.
Downloaded Brackets, added useful extensions for working with node and npm.
I read that almost all developers use git repositories. Installed git , dealt with grief in half.
But I ran into one very big and unpleasant problem for me.
A lot of actions are needed for this, namely:

  • Run Node
  • Run Git
  • Customize Brackets
  • Customize highlight color
  • Expand site
  • Update Git repository

This is all very tiring and forces you to return to simple php. Guys, throw off a couple of links to articles where it is written from and to, what, how and where. Better full video lessons and preferably in Russian. I would like to open the Program, write code, click send, and everything itself loaded onto git compiled and without any windows in the form of consoles. Thanks in advance!

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Alexey Yarkov, 2016-07-23
@polRk

You're thinking in terms of:
- I need a "Make a f**k" button.
That doesn't happen. That's all that you described, set up once and then used with pleasure.
Let's go point by point:
1. Run Node
- Discover pm2, forever, etc.
2. Run Git
- How else? Changed files, did git commit , did git push . What's wrong? There are hooks on the edge.
3. Set up Brackets
- Did you write in PHP in a notepad? Any editor or IDE provides for initial setup.
4. Customize color highlighting
- See point 3.
5. Expand site
- What do you mean?
6. Update the Git repository
- Well, how will the changes get into the turnip? You can configure it so that when saving a file, the following set of commands will be automatically executed:

$ git add .
$ git commit -m "Commit"
$ git push origin master

But this is not necessary nafig))) You sort out the questions on the shelves and ask, and we will answer each one separately.

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