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I tried running the CSS compiler and ran into some inconveniences:
The browersync watcher starts up for every single invocation. Ideally it should only do that when the user runs watch or related commands
Move away from Gulp ruby and use node-sass. The latter is much better supported in the Node ecosystem and avoid the jump between ruby and node.
It's worthwhile to consider using a new configless bundler like parcel. I personally found it very simple to use. We can get rid of most of the gulp dependency and package.json also!
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I tried running the CSS compiler and ran into some inconveniences:
The browersync watcher starts up for every single invocation. Ideally it should only do that when the user runs
watch
or related commandsMove away from Gulp ruby and use node-sass. The latter is much better supported in the Node ecosystem and avoid the jump between ruby and node.
It's worthwhile to consider using a new configless bundler like parcel. I personally found it very simple to use. We can get rid of most of the gulp dependency and package.json also!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: