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> A project that's heavy JS? Use a JS task runner. Trying to keep up with JS task runners for web projects is why I started using Make and haven’t looked back.
by alwillis 3y ago
> A project that's heavy JS? Use a JS task runner.
Trying to keep up with JS task runners for web projects is why I started using Make and haven’t looked back.
- jjnoakes 3y agoSure but if a developer already has a JS runtime and they don't have Make installed, you've added unnecessary friction to the development process. I hate JS as much as the next guy, but if I'm developing in JS, I use a JS task runner. Even a simple one. There's not much to "keep up with" IMO - they are quite easy to create and use, if the common/popular ones are missing features or move too fast for you.