Thanks for your reply. I've been working with maven and make so far. I'm not used to do much stuff in Ruby, so that's why I don't consider Rake files for a big benefit of my working process.
Anyway I consider your points valid, although I also think you can remove a lot of the boilerplate ( Copy-Paste code ) by introducing some variables to your Grunt build.
I personally use Assemble [1] and I find it pretty decent for generating static content websites.
Good to know there's a good alternative in the ruby world.
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Thanks for your reply. I've been working with maven and make so far. I'm not used to do much stuff in Ruby, so that's why I don't consider Rake files for a big benefit of my working process.
Anyway I consider your points valid, although I also think you can remove a lot of the boilerplate ( Copy-Paste code ) by introducing some variables to your Grunt build.
I personally use Assemble [1] and I find it pretty decent for generating static content websites.
Good to know there's a good alternative in the ruby world.
1: https://github.com/assemble/assemble