web-app

Not a walkthrough or guide, but I setup a boiletplate [0] that covers all your bases for development, production, and testing environments. I wrote about it a bit here [1]. Unfortunately... It does kind of assume you're familiar with CommonJS and a bit of the ecosystem. [0] http://github.com/cesarandreu/web-app [1] https://blog.cesarandreu.com/posts/a_reasonable_starting_poi...

I setup a repo [0] with a boilerplate that actually covers all the bases for a real web app, because I realized just how annoying and difficult it could be to get something setup. [1] It provides an environment for development, testing, and production environments. In development, hotloading / live reload of assets when possible, and refresh otherwise. In production it'll do proper cache busting and asset minification. While testing it generates code coverage! Best part? No gulp or grunt. It's all basically a heavily commented webpack config and a few npm scripts. All of the people that have responded to you so far seem to disregard at least one of the details that I consider important. Mainly, it should have all the tasks needed for a web app that you plan on working on for a period longer than a few days, and it shouldn't make you deal