Sometimes we have to split a web project between the client (JSweet) configuration and the server configuration.
Other use case: within a node project, we would like to separate the client classes from the server classes and share some model at the same time.
The idea is to propose something which would provide the same service than Maven's profiles.
renaudpawlak
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8 years ago
Sometimes we have to split a web project between the client (JSweet) configuration and the server configuration. Other use case: within a node project, we would like to separate the client classes from the server classes and share some model at the same time. The idea is to propose something which would provide the same service than Maven's profiles.