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by doublerebel
4121 days ago
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1) We have our own private npm that can optionally include a caching layer. This has been invaluable since the beginning of our company to manage internal dependencies. 2) We use StriderCD, the self-hosted CD/CI, and it too supports caching node_modules. 2 minutes is a 'long' time for us from git push to autodeploy. 3) We use gulp and npm always. Grunt and bower are a mess. EDIT: Also, we npm shinkwrap projects. It avoids numerous issues and makes module caching a natural part of the process. |
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grunt has its issues, but you are correct that bower is truly a mess. "Let's do one of the many jobs that npm (the tool we use to install bower) already does, but not as well!" No thanks.