PHỞ: Automated workflow for front-end

I realized I was old when I tried to clean my screen, then realized "PHO" had accented characters ... I complain about the uppercase-only EBCDIC main-frame output at work, but I'm still not used to seeing non-ASCII characters on the web.

My elderly status was confirmed when the Getting Started guide included:

    2. Generate initial project structure
    
    yo pho

Re: PHỞ: Automated workflow for front-end

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Post by pavelgavlik » Mon, May 26, 2014, 1:55 PM UTC

mbrzuzy wrote: post #2

I'm a little confused as to what this is exactly.

(Phở author here)

As a front-end developer you have to do lots of things that can be automated (minifying JS, compiling LESS, optimizing images, making sprites).

Gulp is great for this, but it still has a steep learning curve. Some basic setup is easy, but it took us quite a long time until it was reusable and solved all common tasks.

Re: PHỞ: Automated workflow for front-end

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Post by duongkai » Mon, May 26, 2014, 1:58 PM UTC

I'm very surprise that it's a Vietnamese name but the github source belongs Czech guy.

Re: PHỞ: Automated workflow for front-end

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Post by pavelgavlik » Mon, May 26, 2014, 2:00 PM UTC

duongkai wrote: post #6

I'm very surprise that it's a Vietnamese name but the github source belongs Czech guy.

I like vietnamese cuisine :-)

Re: PHỞ: Automated workflow for front-end

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Post by sangel10 » Mon, May 26, 2014, 2:11 PM UTC

How is this different from Lineman.js?

Re: PHỞ: Automated workflow for front-end

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Post by thienlh » Mon, May 26, 2014, 2:16 PM UTC

duongkai wrote: post #6

I'm very surprise that it's a Vietnamese name but the github source belongs Czech guy.

Me too! ^^

Re: PHỞ: Automated workflow for front-end

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Post by HelloTiago » Mon, May 26, 2014, 2:17 PM UTC

Would be awesome if this had an option to pick either SASS or LESS!