Master Gulp.js to automate web development tasks, improve efficiency, and streamline your workflow for building and testing websites.
This course is all about using Gulp JS to help you streamline your web development process. Perfect for those who know a bit of HTML and CSS, it'll make your life easier by automating annoying tasks and helping you create websites faster and smarter.
Learn how to build and test web projects more efficiently with this Javascript task runner.
Developing for the web can come with many challenges, but the handling basic, repetitive tasks should not be one of them. Using a build system such as Gulp can revolutionize the way you work by getting common code and testing tasks out of the way.
In this course, author Craig Buckler shows how to use this free software to automate tasks and build websites. This course is designed for users that already have some knowledge of HTML and CSS. You will start by learning how to install Gulp JS, then jump into learning how to create Gulp tasks. From there, Craig will teach you about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript processing. This video tutorial will also cover automated testing, how to find Gulp JS plugins, and other Gulp JS resources. Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of using Gulp JS to automate tasks and create your own websites from scratch.
use Gulp.JS to automate web development tasks
create websites more efficiently with an automated workflow and testing process
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I think the content is quite old - but is well presented.
After part one: Part one is introduction stady! I watch and i wait real knowleedge about gulp. But introduction i like.
Latest exercice: Yes, very nice course. Without water. Only that i need. I satisfied.
Entire course written in vanilla JS, so be ready to explore Gulp.js docs and convert it in to ES6 along the way, if you please.
Some gulp plugins used in the course are depricated, so be ready to search for replacement.
Such imporant pice as *.[contenthash].js wasnt covered, so be ready to find information how to implement content hashing by your own.
However explanation of what was covered are crystal clear.
The lecturer is very good and explains everything in a very comfortable way, but the examples are outdated and don't work if you just follow the instructions. Anyway, there are still some useful things, like plugins used in the course, for example, or a general understanding of how Gulp works.
It would be great if you keep your course up to date with the last Gulp versions.
This course is based on Gulp 3 but the install delivers Gulp 4. The problem is with arrays - ['task1', 'task'] - it needs to be changed to gulp.series('task1', 'task2'), etc. Since I don't know Gulp I couldn't tell from the error messages where to begin. This was really frustrating as it took some time to figure out and I don't know what else I will run until I check the release notes.
Just what I was looking for. Not too long, but well researched and well presented.
I think this was an excellent course on how to use GulpJS. The reason why I gave it only 3-stars is because it is outdated and the newer version of some of the dependencies used no longer work the same way as they were shown in the course. To get it to work would require some tinkering or ensuring you install the same version as was installed during the time this course was recorded.
Learned a lot about Gulp. Very useful.
Learnt lots of awesome gulp tips and tricks. Love it!!
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Anthony P.
The content could be updated for the newer version of Gulp. I struggled through the CSS processing specifically with image uri conversion. I could not get gulp-imacss to work at all, I gave up with it and found an alternative plugin as a work around.