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When you are learning that new JS framework, do you not keep going through their docs and googling? I would say the documentation and google results for a deca
by mathrawka 13y ago
When you are learning that new JS framework, do you not keep going through their docs and googling?
I would say the documentation and google results for a decade old tool would be more available when you try to do something a bit complex.
- badman_ting 13y ago> When you are learning that new JS framework, do you not keep going through their docs and googling? Yes -- and then I proceed to use the thing every day. I wouldn't be adjusting a Makefile very often so I would keep forgetting whatever I "learned" every time I changed it.
- mathrawka 13y agoLet's say the JS framework is Grunt. If you are using Grunt everyday, doesn't that mean you are modifying it? Then you would be in the same exact place as with a Makefile.
- lmm 13y agoThe point is that the JS syntax of the gruntfile is a syntax I'm using every day. Whereas make's syntax rules are bizarre and used nowhere else (IIRC it makes a distinction between tabs and spaces?)