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No one has asked: what is the pain point with using make? Because the answer will depend on that. Otherwise vanilla JS on the web is a good option to avoid bui
by quickthrower2 4y ago
No one has asked: what is the pain point with using make? Because the answer will depend on that.
Otherwise vanilla JS on the web is a good option to avoid build systems. There are a lot of bundler services that provide URLs to import dependencies right there in the file. For example if you need d3 or similar you still don’t need to
build.
I believe you can make chrome extensions without a build too. Not sure about electron, I don’t recall but probably you do although maybe not in the development/iteration process.
- drpixie 4y agoI've found make to be fine, if you avoid those fancy newfangled "features" and use rules and variables. It even has default rules for building C and for linking!