Node.js is quickly taking hold in development shops that traditionally use Ruby, Python, or shell scripts to compile, lint, and distribute front-end assets for their applications. Why? Mainly because it's fast. But it's also easy to configure and share across teams.

Included in this repository are several examples, some using Gulp to build front-end assets, and a few others demonstrating the basic concepts of Node streams.

In the conference workshop, I went over the basic example. However, the more advanced (Angular) example is your homework. It's essentially a fork of my gulp-app-skeleton, which encapsulates best practices for developing Angular apps on the MEAN stack.

Code

Unless otherwise specified, all code in this repository is released under the Beerware license. If you like it (or it helps you), give me credit, and buy me a beer (Half Acre, Metropolitan, 5 Rabbit, or Three Floyd's preferred).

Linked or included libraries are available under their own licenses.

Presentation

© 2014 Nicholas Young/Original Machine LLC. BY-NC-SA.

Dependencies

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