consider support for modern web languages about glide HOT 4 CLOSED

I've just checked the sources and this could be easily done within beforeSync closure, couldn't it?

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Am so sorry that this issue got overlooked for long time. I always wanted to write detailed reply and somehow never got that done. so here it goes today.

beforeSync is good place to make changes but there are many other complications. Most of the plugins (gradle) work while compiling application which, in glide only happens once. So Sync needs to manually do some magic instead of using any build tool.

Currently glide is undergoing heavy refactoring and newer app structure will most likely have a separate root for client-side app (js/css and the likes) and then we can think of doing whatever magic there with existing tools.

I am planning to support at least one more html rendering template (server side), like jade and may be markdown,coffee for js and sass/scss for css. let's see where it goes.

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no worries. actually I started thinking that using backend bulid systems
for the frontend stuff might not be so ideal. myself, I try to dig little
deeper into Grunt, Bower and other frontend build stack tools

2014-01-26 Kunal Dabir [email protected]

Am so sorry that this issue got overlooked for long time. I always wanted
to write detailed reply and somehow never got that done. so her it goes
today.

beforeSync is good place to make changes but there are many other
complications. Most of the plugins (gradle) work while compiling
application which, in glide only happens once. So Sync needs to manually do
some magic instead of using any build tool.

Currently glide is undergoing heavy refactoring and newer app structure
will most likely have a separate root for client-side app (js/css and the
likes) and then we can think of doing whatever magic there with existing
tools.

I am planning to support at least one more html rendering template (server
side), like jade and may be markdown,
coffee for js and sass/scss for css. let's see where it goes.

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Now that glide has become a gradle plugin, the modern js-based tech stacks can be easily integrated the same way for any other java web app.
Even better, a public folder can be configured inside app as public-root so that it can be served by appengine's static web-server.

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