@petertait I've looked through the gulp stuff you started on which looks really good. I initially wanted to look into the livereload issue you mentioned on #JS yesterday, but went with a slightly different approach.
Basically, install the new gem dependencies using bundle install and then run guard which will start the server up on port 4000 and will watch for changes SASS, JS, and Jekyll in general.
I have not removed anything gulp related because it might be a good idea to have a production build so we can actually minify/uglify our JS. HTTP2 is not quite there yet :smile:
ggordan
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8 years ago
@petertait I've looked through the gulp stuff you started on which looks really good. I initially wanted to look into the livereload issue you mentioned on #JS yesterday, but went with a slightly different approach.
Basically, install the new gem dependencies using
bundle installand then runguardwhich will start the server up on port4000and will watch for changes SASS, JS, and Jekyll in general.I have not removed anything gulp related because it might be a good idea to have a production build so we can actually minify/uglify our JS. HTTP2 is not quite there yet :smile: