Puer – more than a live-reload server, built for efficient front end development
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Re: Puer – more than a live-reload server, built for efficient front end development
#2so useful
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#3How is this any better than BrowserSync [1]?
Re: Puer – more than a live-reload server, built for efficient front end development
#4How is this any better than BrowserSync [1]? [1] http://www.browsersync.io/
@kolev great question.
1. First,I need to say: puer is created before browser-sync (more than one year).
2. puer provide some features that browser-sync that not supported(debugger, mock request, qrCode generate etc.)
but puer is not support the user-action Synchronization that browser-sync supported.
puer is aim to providing a simple foundation for common frontend workflow .
Re: Puer – more than a live-reload server, built for efficient front end development
#5It's also the french for "to stink"
... Sorry
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#6For the rubyist, Middleman [1] is really nice alternative. It also includes live reloading [2].
Re: Puer – more than a live-reload server, built for efficient front end development
#7It's also the french for "to stink" ... Sorry
So sad to learn it.
I think I should learn French Seriously
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#8Re: Puer – more than a live-reload server, built for efficient front end development
#9It's also the french for "to stink" ... Sorry
Or the Latin for "boy", somewhat more nicely.
Re: Puer – more than a live-reload server, built for efficient front end development
#10How is this any better than BrowserSync [1]? [1] http://www.browsersync.io/
Thank you for posting this, after 20 minutes of trying to get Puer going I gave Browser Sync a go. Easier to install and the proxy setup worked first time. Also the documentation seems to be well laid out on Browser Syncs site with clear instructions and Gulp / Grunt examples... might give gulp a try soon.