Setting Up A Build Process For JavaScript & CSS Files Using Ant (Screencast) A well defined build process ensures that the output of your project is built in a consistent manner every time a new build is run.
Today we’re going to take a look at how you can setup your own Ant-powered build process using for client-side files (such as JavaScript and CSS). You’ll learn how to automate the validation of your scripts using JSLint (or JSHint), concatenate your files using sets of specific rules and finally minify both sets of your output for production use. Yeoman - Modern workflows for modern webapps.
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