Jim Cummins

@EvilJohnny No worries. We all get busy. You can also close the issue if you're confident that it will work for you. ;)

Thanks! It might also be worth mentioning that you almost always want your package.json to be your last target definition since when you do grunt version::patch it will give odd...

@lazd I think I did, and it would catch the error but still end the stream in certain cases where there was a parse error. With this said, it has...

I am ok with either, and certainly it'd be amazing to be able to use either. One consideration might be that the ionic team is now using gulp for their...

Angular 2.0 is using gulp, too: https://github.com/angular/projects/blob/master/gulpfile.js It is probably worth at least creating both files and letting people choose what they want to use. The only downside is that...

Compiled a list of current dependencies and likely gulp alternatives so that we can start messing around with getting it all wired up: https://gist.github.com/jimthedev/393677919e25564c4b71

According to this, ionic is using dgeni, which is a gulp task created by the AngularJS team. https://github.com/petebacondarwin/dgeni-example Edit: Looks like you can use dgeni with grunt. Nevermind! This is...

I am currently working on converting my project to gulp. Barring any problems, I'll make a branch for this generator afterwards.

Great! Thanks for the link! On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 6:22 PM, Diego Netto [email protected] wrote: > Here's a link to their Gulpfile for that generator - > https://github.com/yeoman/generator-gulp-webapp/blob/master/app/templates/gulpfile.js...

I am making small amounts of progress on this, but have one big question. Gulp works differently than grunt when it comes to tasks. Gulp only responds to explicitly defined...