After coding for a while, my bundle() started to take about 4-5 seconds, which is quite a lot when developing an app. So I googled around and found out I can actually enable cache options for Browserify.

In gulpfile.bable.js, I changed the following code (btw there're duplicated watchify.args.debug = true; in the code.)

// Input file.
watchify.args.debug = true;
var bundler = browserify('src/app.js', watchify.args);

into

// Input file.
var bundler = browserify({
  entries: ['src/app.js'],
  cache: {},
  packageCache: {},
  debug: true,
  plugin: [watchify],
});

and now bundling became much faster than before. Not really sure that what I've done makes sense so if there's anything wrong please let me know.

Always enjoying your courses and screencasts, thanks!

new version React

Hi ! I need to setup proxy , to make all http requests url "/admin/*" from the site "https:/my-test-api.com" go to my localhost:8000
How can I do this in your setup gulp+babel?

Once filming is done, update README with instructions on installing and running,

According to the video, it should be a file with all codes in it.

Hi everyone!

I've been checking the videos throug codeschool's website ( that by the way are fantastic), and I'd like to add an improvement.

I used to work on a cloud IDE called Cloud9, so I wanted to start a new project using your project template that you show on the videos. However, Cloud9 needs a specific configuration for HOST and PORT to work.

If You're going to gulpfile.babel.js and you replace:
gulp.task('serve', ['transpile'], () => sync.init({ server: 'public' }))

for:

gulp.task('serve', ['transpile'], () => sync.init({
    server: 'public' ,
    port: process.env.PORT || 8000,
    host: process.env.IP || "localhost"
}))

It will work perfect.
I thought it could be interesting to explain here because some people are working with a cloud IDE too and it can save up some time trying to figure out why is not working.

Best!
Rubèn