Comment on Why I Left Gulp and Grunt for Npm ScriptsparentComments−EvanPlaice10yIf you're doing front-end developmentUse JSPM for module management, transpiling (Babel, Traceur, Typescript), and bundlinglive-server for LiveReload. With zero config it injects the LR stub and sets up a file watcher on the directory it's run in.BrowserSync can be loaded via a npm command: https://gist.github.com/addyosmani/9f10c555e32a8d06ddb0SASS can be setup with: https://medium.com/@brianhan/watch-compile-your-sass-with-np...Here's what I use to build my Angular2+ES6 app: https://github.com/evanplaice/evanplaice.com/blob/master/pac...Using npm as the default task runner is becoming more common so it's not to difficult to find good examples thru Google.
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If you're doing front-end development
Use JSPM for module management, transpiling (Babel, Traceur, Typescript), and bundling
live-server for LiveReload. With zero config it injects the LR stub and sets up a file watcher on the directory it's run in.
BrowserSync can be loaded via a npm command: https://gist.github.com/addyosmani/9f10c555e32a8d06ddb0
SASS can be setup with: https://medium.com/@brianhan/watch-compile-your-sass-with-np...
Here's what I use to build my Angular2+ES6 app: https://github.com/evanplaice/evanplaice.com/blob/master/pac...
Using npm as the default task runner is becoming more common so it's not to difficult to find good examples thru Google.