Using npm as a Build Tool

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The main purpose being: you’re using npm anyway, so using it directly to run scripts removes a dependency (i.e. gulp/grunt/whatever) and brings you a bit closer to the tools you are using directly. I could see this example `package.json` file …

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Organizing Your Grunt Tasks

The idea of breaking up your code into smaller bite sized chunks creates an environment that is easy to work in and maintain. That’s often thought of as module design, and is a standard for web development these days. I’m …

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Why npm Scripts?

There has been a growing sentiment (for instance) that using node packages directly, with the command line interfaces they provide, is a good route to take. As opposed to abstracting the functionality away behind a task runner. Partly: …

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