Gulp is a build tool which can be used to automate common tasks such as compiling LESS or SASS, compiling your CoffeeScript, minifying your JavaScript and SVGs, and even reloading the browser. This can significantly speed up the development of your websites, leaving you with more time to do the important stuff—writing code.
This talk would introduce the basics of Gulp, show how to do a few common tasks, and explain a couple differences between Gulp and Grunt, another more popular build tool.
Instead of telling a story about something I did, I propose a live demo, building a very simple website on stage. (really simple, so I can do it in 20 minutes. And I'll write most of it beforehand)
Gulp is a build tool which can be used to automate common tasks such as compiling LESS or SASS, compiling your CoffeeScript, minifying your JavaScript and SVGs, and even reloading the browser. This can significantly speed up the development of your websites, leaving you with more time to do the important stuff—writing code.
This talk would introduce the basics of Gulp, show how to do a few common tasks, and explain a couple differences between Gulp and Grunt, another more popular build tool.
Instead of telling a story about something I did, I propose a live demo, building a very simple website on stage. (really simple, so I can do it in 20 minutes. And I'll write most of it beforehand)