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Posts Tagged ‘maven’

 

Building a JSDoc Runner for Maven

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

The next step in this plugin is to ensure that we can generate documentation. While it may seem like a stretch to do this so early in the process, it forces us to build a few other pieces that we’ll need later. Our documentation generator will be JSDoc, chosen because it’s fairly mature, has a [...]

 

Building a Javascript Dependency Resolver in Maven

Friday, January 27th, 2012

Dependency resolution, to most javascript developers, means adding another <script> include in the header of their html page, and in most cases this is fine. In fact in 95% of any javascript applications you don’t even have to host this file- just include a link to JQuery on Google Libraries and you won’t need to [...]

 

Building a Javascript Compiler for Maven

Wednesday, January 25th, 2012

This post is one in a series where I slowly assemble a Maven workflow for large javascript projects. If you came here via google, I recommend starting at the beginning: Designing a Javascript Maven Plugin. Alternatively, you can just go directly to the js-maven-plugin project on github. Since there’s no sense in rebuilding something that [...]

 

Designing a Javascript Maven Plugin

Sunday, January 22nd, 2012

As mentioned in my previous post, I believe that the tooling for enterprise grade javascript applications is simply not there yet. What is needed is a set of tools, preferably open source, that are framework agnostic and that fit into established development practice. In this and the subsequent posts, I will walk you through the [...]