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That's exactly the case for what substack proposes. To me, these systems are a requirement in Windows. In other platforms, it's a matter of preference and conve
by bevacqua 13y ago
That's exactly the case for what substack proposes. To me, these systems are a requirement in Windows. In other platforms, it's a matter of preference and convenience.
You might prefer to write your builds in Node because you write your app in Node as well. Your team might not know bash.
I think having options are healthy, as long as you pick the most reasonable one for your use case.
- morganherlocker 13y ago> You might prefer to write your builds in Node because you write your app in Node as well. Your team might not know bash. This is a good point. In the example I linked to, I am actually planning on switching it over to node specifically for windows users. The reason I have not yet is that I handle all the builds so it has not really come up.
- falcolas 13y agoThere is a windows version of make, as long as your other tools for the build process have windows equivalents.
- Touche 13y agoAnd as long as you're not using bashisms inside of your Makefiles, which many people do.