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Published inSep 2016
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Terry Matula
Terry Matula
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Terry Matula

Terry Matula is a web developer and Laravel advocate based in Austin, TX. He's been a passionate computer enthusiast since he first played Oregon Trail on an Apple//e. He started programming in BASIC at a young age, making simple Scott Adams-like games on a Commodore Vic-20. Since then, he's worked as a developer using Flash/ActionScript, ASP.NET, PHP, and numerous PHP frameworks, with Laravel being his favorite by far. He blogs web development tips and tricks at his website http://terrymatula.com
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Alfred Nutile is an Enterprise Architect and Laravel lead based in Western Massachusetts. He's been working in the industry since the mid 90's. He started in PHP and MySQL back around that time and has worked with Ruby on Rails, Drupal, and Angular along the way. He introduced Laravel into an enterprise web stack, where he is currently contracted at, as Laravel proved itself as an amazing framework to build API's and Angular heavy application. You can read more about him and checkout his blog at http://www.alfrednutile.info/ or follow him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/alnutile Make sure to checkout the discount LaraCasts is offering those who buy the book! Get a coupon for 50% on your first bill. Make it a yearly subscription and save $43! Coupon Code: LaracastsLovesPackt https://laracasts.com/signup?plan=yearly&coupon=LaracastsLovesPackt.
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Using Elixir and Gulp to set up Angular


After all the manual installation work at the start of this chapter, I want to step back and automate this with Elixir. I will use Gulp via Elixir to put my files in place for me and aggregate them as I work on them.

This means I will start to keep my assets in resources/assets" not "public and then aggregate them, as I edit them, to the correct areas.

To be clear, I am, by far, no Gulp expert. The system here just helped me to put in place a decent workflow, filling in some of the blanks I did not see in the Laravel docs.

Getting ready

If you did not follow the start of this chapter, you might not have all the files I am about to move into different places. If not, no big deal; you will still get a sense of how this all works.

How to do it...

  1. Move all CSS files into resources/css" and JavaScript "resources/js so that your folders look like this:

  2. Then, move all the CSS calls out of the layout, so it looks just like this:

  3. Then, I will do the same for the footer...

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Terry Matula

Terry Matula is a web developer and Laravel advocate based in Austin, TX. He's been a passionate computer enthusiast since he first played Oregon Trail on an Apple//e. He started programming in BASIC at a young age, making simple Scott Adams-like games on a Commodore Vic-20. Since then, he's worked as a developer using Flash/ActionScript, ASP.NET, PHP, and numerous PHP frameworks, with Laravel being his favorite by far. He blogs web development tips and tricks at his website http://terrymatula.com
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Alfred Nutile

Alfred Nutile is an Enterprise Architect and Laravel lead based in Western Massachusetts. He's been working in the industry since the mid 90's. He started in PHP and MySQL back around that time and has worked with Ruby on Rails, Drupal, and Angular along the way. He introduced Laravel into an enterprise web stack, where he is currently contracted at, as Laravel proved itself as an amazing framework to build API's and Angular heavy application. You can read more about him and checkout his blog at http://www.alfrednutile.info/ or follow him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/alnutile Make sure to checkout the discount LaraCasts is offering those who buy the book! Get a coupon for 50% on your first bill. Make it a yearly subscription and save $43! Coupon Code: LaracastsLovesPackt https://laracasts.com/signup?plan=yearly&coupon=LaracastsLovesPackt.
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