Recipes?

[callumlocke]

The gulp project has recipes for common use cases... would you consider something something similar for gulp-webapp (maybe in a wiki)? People could submit recipes for how to add things you don't want in the generator itself - like coffee, less, stylus, browserify

[sindresorhus]

Sure, we would be happy to accept PRs for that :D

[callumlocke]

You want .md files in the repo at /docs/recipes/ (like gulp)?

Or would it be better to enable the wiki for this repo and set up a section in there?

[sindresorhus]

You want .md files in the repo at /docs/recipes/ (like gulp)?

Sure, and with a link from the readme.

Or would it be better to enable the wiki for this repo and set up a section in there?

Nah, I don't like wikis.

[silvenon]

Great idea! In which format do we write this? As instructions on what to change with the current version?

[addyosmani]

Straight-up markdown should work fine for this. +1 on .md files in the repo which we then link up from the readme.

[sindresorhus]

👍

[callumlocke]

Added a CoffeeScript recipe to start this off (#119)

[sindresorhus]

Anyone: Feel free to submit a PR for additional recipes or comment wishes here ;)

[callumlocke]

The Jade and Handlebars recipes are both about templates, but are for completely different use cases... Serverside vs clientside, basically. Should we clarify this in the titles/links?

[jcsrb]

I'm playing with deploying to gh-pages using gulp-subtree , is that worth a recipe?

[sindresorhus]

@jcsrb yes, that's has been a common request.

[jcsrb]

why do we recommend installing new dependencies manually in the docs instead of recommend adding them to package.json ?

[sindresorhus]

Because it's added automagically when installing. Manually editing package.json would be much more work.

[jcsrb]

@sindresorhus learned something here, sorry for the silly question, thanks