Learning Path:Building Grunt-ified Web Application Workflows

Learning Path:Building Grunt-ified Web Application Workflows, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.13, with 55 lectures, based on 8 reviews, and has 75 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a development workflow in which you can lint and build your source files, run your unit tests, and preview your site in a web server, all from the command line Make the most of Node.js to create scalable and real-time applications Identify common issues and problems in Grunt and brush up your troubleshooting skills Author, release, and publish your own Grunt plugin Debug a Grunt configuration to detect possible conceptual issues Clean up, optimize, and organize the Grunt configuration to get efficient workflows This course is ideal for individuals who are If you’re a JavaScript developer looking at managing and automating complex workflows for large-scale applications, this Learning Path is for you. It is particularly useful for If you’re a JavaScript developer looking at managing and automating complex workflows for large-scale applications, this Learning Path is for you.

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Title: Learning Path:Building Grunt-ified Web Application Workflows

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.13

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a development workflow in which you can lint and build your source files, run your unit tests, and preview your site in a web server, all from the command line
Make the most of Node.js to create scalable and real-time applications
Identify common issues and problems in Grunt and brush up your troubleshooting skills
Author, release, and publish your own Grunt plugin
Debug a Grunt configuration to detect possible conceptual issues
Clean up, optimize, and organize the Grunt configuration to get efficient workflows

Who Should Attend

If you’re a JavaScript developer looking at managing and automating complex workflows for large-scale applications, this Learning Path is for you.

Target Audiences

If you’re a JavaScript developer looking at managing and automating complex workflows for large-scale applications, this Learning Path is for you.

Don’t like having to use repetitive parts of a development workflow? If so, this Learning Path is for you.

Packt’s Video Learning Paths are a series of individual video products put together in a logical and step-wise manner such that each video builds on the skills learned in the video before it.

Why go with Grunt? Grunt, the JavaScript Task Runner written in Node.js, is the industry-standard tool to perform important repetitive tasks such as minification, compilation, and unit testing. Its wealth of free plugins available online empowers you to reduce the development time and minimize human errors—just what a developer wants.

This Learning Path will start by helping you build your workflow from installing and using Grunt to a basic degree. You’ll move on to advanced configurations, creating your own plugins, and building high-quality applications and sites.

The goal of this Learning Path is to make you a Grunt expert—from complex configuration to plugin authoring.

About The Author

Dan Wellman

Dan Wellman is a JavaScript developer based in the UK. He has a decade of hard-earned experience working for companies big and small including local boutique design agencies, and more recently, the Skype division of Microsoft.

Dan has written and co-written nine books for Packt, mostly centered on jQuery and jQuery UI, and he regularly creates immersive video tutorials for various websites and companies.

Bertrand Chevrier

Bertrand Chevrier is a professional JavaScript developer with 10 years of experience in large-scale software development and architecture. He uses Grunt every day for his professional and personal projects. As a Grunt plugin author, he’s part of the Grunt community and his work is widely used. He also used to teach Grunt to his team mates and speaks about Grunt in conferences and user groups.

He’s also a strong believer and advocate of free and open source software. By day he works for OAT SA, the company behind TAO, the open source e-testing platform, where he’s in charge of front-end development and architecture, and by night he contributes to open source software.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Learning Grunt

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Setting Up a Development Area

Lecture 3: Basic Configuration

Lecture 4: Creating Tasks

Lecture 5: Configuring Tasks

Lecture 6: Working with Files

Lecture 7: Templating

Lecture 8: Running Static Analysis

Lecture 9: Transcompiling CoffeeScript

Lecture 10: Preprocessing with SASS

Lecture 11: Minfying Code – Uglify and CSSMin

Lecture 12: Running the Site in a Web Server

Lecture 13: Developing with RequireJS

Lecture 14: Unit Testing with Jasmine and Karma

Lecture 15: Creating Coverage Reports

Lecture 16: Installing and Initialising Git

Lecture 17: Adding New and Changed Files

Lecture 18: Committing Changes

Lecture 19: Rebasing on to Master

Lecture 20: Grunt init and the Plugin Template

Lecture 21: Creating the Plugin

Lecture 22: Working with Configuration Options

Lecture 23: Testing the Plugin

Lecture 24: Integrating with the Plugin

Lecture 25: Breaking Down the Gruntfile

Lecture 26: Troubleshooting Common Problems

Lecture 27: Additional Resources

Chapter 2: Mastering Grunt

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Setting Up and Installing the Project

Lecture 3: Running Foodprint.io

Lecture 4: Grunt Core Concepts

Lecture 5: Grunt in Foodprint.io

Lecture 6: Adding Quality Checks with ESLint

Lecture 7: Running the Tests

Lecture 8: Generating a Test Coverage Report

Lecture 9: Bundling Client-side Modules

Lecture 10: Productivity with a Toolchain

Lecture 11: Real-time Testing

Lecture 12: Context-based Optimization

Lecture 13: Combining Tasks to Create a Workflow

Lecture 14: Plugin Scaffolding

Lecture 15: registerTask Versus registerMultiTask

Lecture 16: Plugin Communication

Lecture 17: Handling Asynchronous Tasks

Lecture 18: Verbose, Debug, Error – Best Practice Output

Lecture 19: Even More Pluggable with Events

Lecture 20: Testing the Plugin with Mocha and Chai

Lecture 21: Become Famous – Publish Your Plugin to the World

Lecture 22: A Cleaner Gruntfile

Lecture 23: Parameterizing the Configuration

Lecture 24: Taking Advantage of Your Environment – Grunt with npm

Lecture 25: Divide and Rule – Split Your Grunt Tasks

Lecture 26: Common Pitfalls with Grunt

Lecture 27: Adopting the Grunt Way

Lecture 28: Task Runners

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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