Tag: Task runners
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Tutorial: Javascript ES6 (ES2015), get started quickly with babel v6+, Gulp, Browserify and Use Arrow Functions, Classes, Import syntax…
This post is an update to my old tutorial on how to start writing ES6 on the front end with babel.
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Javascript Tutorial: How to set up Gulp for Developing ES2015 React v0.14+ Applications with Babelify & Browserify
I want to dedicate a post to show you how to set up Gulp and in particular, a set up for React v0.14 and up. I also focus on doing this in ES2015 (ECMAScript 6 or ES6). I have seen countless threads of people having trouble getting over this initial but important phase. If you are…
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How to get started with React js in ES6
Note: This post is outdated, here is an updated post In this post I will give you a simple set up or boilerplate for starting a React project in ES6. This boilerplate is not meant to be used for professional stuff. Use it to get started and then you can structure it in a better way.…
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How to Use Javascript 6 (ES6) Right Now Including ‘Import’
Note: This post is outdated because Babel changed the way it works. Please read this updated tutorial to start writing ES6 apps. So you want to use the new Javascript, most popularily denoted as ES6 (ECMAScript version 6)? Why wouldn’t you, it has all these neat features like actual classes with constructors, arrow functions, blockscoping, etc……
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Tutorial – How to use Livereload with Nodemon in Gulp to Automatically Reload your Browser and Restart your App
Task runners are a wonderful thing to have once they are operational . But sometimes they might not be so easy to set up. In this post I want to focus on using two plugins that really speed up your workflow when developing both on the back end and the front end. I will be…