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Grunt Cookbook

By : Jurie-Jan Botha
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Grunt Cookbook

By: Jurie-Jan Botha

Overview of this book

<p>A web application can quickly turn into a complex orchestration of many smaller components, each one requiring its own bit of maintenance. Grunt allows you to automate all the repetitive tasks required to get everything working together by using JavaScript, the most popular programming language.</p> <p>Grunt Cookbook offers a host of easy-to-follow recipes for automating repetitive tasks in your web application's development, management, and deployment processes. This book will introduce you to methods that can be used to automate basic processes and your favorite tools. By following the recipes, you will soon be comfortable using Grunt to perform a wide array of advanced tasks in a range of different scenarios.</p>
Table of Contents (17 chapters)
Grunt Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Contributing to a plugin


Once you've found a plugin that closely matches your needs, you might find that some aspect of it is either broken, incomplete, or missing. This is where you can step in and contribute to the project in a variety of ways.

Contributing to a plugin project provides you with the advantage of getting exactly what you want from it, without having to create the entire project yourself. It's also beneficial to others, such as yourself, who have encountered the issue you face or require the same additional features.

Getting started

  1. A GitHub account is required to make any of the contributions mentioned in this recipe. If you don't already have an account, creating one is as simple as visiting GitHub's home page and filling out the registration form there at https://github.com/.

    Tip

    The following URL provides another good all-round introduction to Git and GitHub:

    https://guides.github.com/activities/hello-world/

  2. Familiarize yourself with the practice of creating issues in the GitHub...