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Hope it's not completely off topic, but since I've just learned you are behind the Ruby version, I'm sure you'll be able to shed some light on my utter confusio
by eranation 14y ago
Hope it's not completely off topic, but since I've just learned you are behind the Ruby version, I'm sure you'll be able to shed some light on my utter confusion in this field, I'm trying to wrap my head around how to organize my JS project, there are so many build tools and package managers (yeoman, brunch, grunt, volo, bower, component.io) and so many technologies (AMD, CommonJS, RequireJS) and tools (this, browserify, TypeScript). It's a bit hard for me to get started.
I hope you don't mind if I ask, how do you organize your projects? How do you organize Ember.js development? Is there a package manager out there that does bower/volo/componet install X and also adds it to my RequireJS config? or is this still done manually? Is there a bullet proof grunt configuration that you would recommend? any skeleton projects that you would use? I find it really hard to come up with a best practice, when there are so many possible practices, so your opinion is highly appreciated.
Sorry for the a bit off topic question, but thought others might benefit from your answer.
- wycats 14y agoRight now it's mostly a "roll your own" affair. Rails provides a decent system (via the asset pipeline) for people fully inside the Rails ecosystem, but something better really needs to exist. I'd bet that it will within a year (or maybe even a few months if we get lucky!)
- eranation 14y agoThanks, I assume that if I'd like to try and help it a little bit then the starting point is the CommonJS Google group?