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Setup Grunt on Jenkins Gruntis suitable for building JavaScript project as concat, minify, jshint and unit test.Jenkinsis suitable for CI as using SCM polling, scheduler. I think these tools makes our development faster. This is sample of front-end javascript project and building with Grunt on Jenkins. Awesome project src Script files dist Compressed production files dist/cov Test coverage dist/metrics JavaScript static analysis test Test code .jshintrc jshint config file Gruntfile.js Grunt config file package.json Project config file jenkins-grunt.sh Kick grunt on jenkins View sample code on GitHub Gruntfile.js Executejshint,testem,clean,qunit-cov,plato,concat,uglify jshint Detect errors and potential problems in JavaScript code and can be used to enforce coding conventions. testem Execute browser testing framework automatically. clean Cleaning production and coverage directiory before building qunit-cov Coverage unit test in qunit plato JavaScript source code visualization, static analysis, and complexity tool concat Concatenate files Add

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Podcast No49 – O Legado Grego | Escriba Cafe No princípio havia somente o Caos. Caos era o deus da confusão e da desordem. E além dele, nada mais havia. Até que surgiram Érebo e Nix, os deuses da escuridão e da noite. E surgiu também Gaia, a deusa mãe, a deusa terra e, junto com ela, surgiu Tártaro, que era um deus que personificava o escuro abismo que ficava abaixo de Gaia. Surge, então, o Amor, deus essencial para toda a criação. De Gaia, nasce Urano, o deus céu. O Titã Cronos, inciou uma revolta contra seu Pai, Urano, depois que o mesmo prendeu os ciclopes e Hecatônquiros no Tártaro. Cronos voltou a prender os ciclopes e hecatônquiros no tártaro. Cronos engoliu Hera, Deméter, Héstia, Hades e Poseidon. O filho preservado cresceu ocultamente e, quando já estava aldulto, decidiu por destronar seu pai, assim como a profecia dizia. Do lado de Zeus, estavam seus irmãos, seus tios ciclopes e hecatônquiros, Métis, Estige, seus filhos e Prometeu, o filho de Jápeto. Essa é o Gênese da mitologia grega. 323 a.C. Morre Alexandre, o Grande.

Maven - Welcome to Apache Maven Yeoman jrburke/almond Grunt by Example - A Tutorial for JavaScript's Task Runner - Brian Chu What’s Grunt used for? Automating front-end and JavaScript workflow tasks. Refreshing the browser when you change a script. Minifying and concatenating. Enter Grunt by Example! The catch - Grunt configuration files can be fairly convoluted at first glance, usually due to the fact that developers add more and more steps to their workflow over time. Grunt is just a task runner. npm search grunt to view literally every grunt plugin available. Get the command line interface: npm install -g grunt-cli Add the actual grunt task runner as a development dependency to your project (--save-dev adds the package as a dependency to package.json): npm install --save-dev grunt Let’s follow a process of gradual expansion. Create an empty Gruntfile.js file in your project root. Let’s say that the first task we want to add to our workflow is to be able to concatenate several JavaScript files into one. Run npm install --save-dev grunt-contrib-concat. A quick preview of the result before we look at the code.