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Assembling a frontend stack part 4: Bootstrap, Less, and Livereload

Edit: Some of the material in the Assembling a Frontend Stack posts is outdated. Specifically, I no longer use Bower in any of my projects. Bootstrap - save me from making decisions about design I'm a developer, so I love a design framework like Bootstrap. I'm told that not all

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Assembling a frontend stack part 3: Handlebars and JSHint

Edit: Some of the material in the Assembling a Frontend Stack posts is outdated. Specifically, I no longer use Bower in any of my projects. Handlebars is a good templating solution Handlebars seems to have won the day. I don't have many complaints. And someday soon we'll have HTMLBars and

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Assembling a frontend stack part 2: Bower and Browserify

Edit: Some of the material in the Assembling a Frontend Stack posts is outdated. Specifically, I no longer use Bower in any of my projects. How to organize your Javascript code Even a marginally sophisticated webapp will have two bundles of Javascript: 3rd party code like jQuery or Ember your

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Assembling a frontend stack part 1: Gulp.js

Edit: Some of the material in the Assembling a Frontend Stack posts is outdated. Specifically, I no longer use Bower in any of my projects. This is not as easy as it used to be Gone are the days of just a little HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Well, that's what

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Linting JavaScript in Vim

Update - This post is no longer relevant. Just use ALE and ESLint! Why Vim? Because I have never really been able to get away from it. Even the best IDEs feel cluttered and heavy to me. I guess I prefer a Less-Integrated Development Environment for some reason; one that