Michelle Barker • 10/28/2019

Part 1: Building a Project Starter with NPM Scripts

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This article is the first in a series about creating a modern front-end project starter/boilerplate. It focuses on using NPM scripts as a build tool to automate common tasks like running a local server, compiling and minifying SCSS, and enabling live reload. It introduces the rationale for a starter repository and sets the stage for subsequent parts covering Parcel and Sass architecture.

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Part 1: Building a Project Starter with NPM Scripts

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