Creating tasks - Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
Tasks are grunt's bread and butter. The stuff you do most often, like jshint or nodeunit. Every time Grunt is run, you specify one or more tasks to run, which tells Grunt what you'd like it to do. If you don't specify a task, but a task named "default" has been defined, that task will run (unsurprisingly) by default. Alias Tasks If a task list is specified, the new task will be an alias for one or
Grunt 0.4.0 released - Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
As of this morning, Grunt v0.4 final is available on npm! For a lengthy writeup on the release, please see @tkellen's article on the Bocoup blog. The Biggest Stuff Grunt no longer ships with built in tasks. They've been extracted into officially maintained, standalone plugins under the grunt-contrib namespace. See the plugin listing on our website for more details. Grunt no longer ships with a bin
Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner
Why use a task runner?In one word: automation. The less work you have to do when performing repetitive tasks like minification, compilation, unit testing, linting, etc, the easier your job becomes. After you've configured it through a Gruntfile, a task runner can do most of that mundane work for you—and your team—with basically zero effort. Why use Grunt?The Grunt ecosystem is huge and it's growin
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