Introducing grunt-each A couple weeks ago I published version 1.0.0 of grunt-each, a plugin for grunt that runs arbitrary actions on file contents and writes the results to a destination. As with (almost)
Introducing file-manifest This is not really an introduction, as file-manifest has existed for almost two years. File-manifest is a node module I wrote originally with Justin Searls for the Manta platform when we were in
Running multi-environment apps in node.js It's a common paradigm, at least in web development (and I can't really speak for anything else), to have different "environments" for production and development, so developers who are working on new features
The Odd Couple: Server- and client-side templating, together at last With the recent growth of mega, do-everything client-side frameworks that include their own partial template rendering mechanisms (such as angular, ember, react, etc. etc. etc.), the potential of running into interpolation pattern clashes
Faking the API If you're building a web application and you want to follow the single-page app design pattern - because, let's face it, this is the new hotness in web design - you will probably