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add simple guide to build project in readme.md #25
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The project documentation files are located in https://github.com/leobalter/DexterJS/tree/master/docs | |||
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## Build | |||
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Install Grunt and external dependencies. First, install the grunt-cli if you haven't before. This should be installed globally (like this: `npm install -g grunt-cli bower`). Then: |
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let's omit bower here.
Would be better if we include two things:
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add simple guide to build project in readme.md
Gotcha @leobalter, i've got a question: Did you consider build and run tests using Docker? If yes, can I send a PR w/ this improvement? |
I've done the suggestions on Readme. :) What is docker? (searching on duckduckgo...) |
With a docker file, you can run the project over a image from defined system. This eliminates problems with workspace and other things. Check out: https://www.docker.com/whatisdocker/ |
It doesn't look necessary at this point. Sometimes I just avoid things that could increase complexity without much value return. If you insist, I can try it, but at this moment my targets are the xhr2 and timer issues. |
I understand. So i'll focus in xhr2 and timer issues |
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