Re:After a year of using Node.js in production
by krisdol on Monday May 02, 2016 @10:31PM
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I completely disagree that this is what all npm scripts become
>then you separate your "test" into one for the browser, one for Node, one for CI,
For the love of God why. Don't turn every language into Java.
Plenty of tools will not rebuilt a project if no files have changed, but the dumb, quick and easy way that requires no deendendencies is simply to delete and rebuild.
The fact that this functionality is served so well by a simple dependency shows that you don't need overly complex monolithic tools to accomplish small tasks.
>then you separate your "test" into one for the browser, one for Node, one for CI,
For the love of God why. Don't turn every language into Java.
Plenty of tools will not rebuilt a project if no files have changed, but the dumb, quick and easy way that requires no deendendencies is simply to delete and rebuild.
The fact that this functionality is served so well by a simple dependency shows that you don't need overly complex monolithic tools to accomplish small tasks.