Incremental Builds

Our build tool allows us to create “file” targets: build tasks that only run when the dependencies are newer than the file we’re creating. This allows us to make an incremental build that doesn’t waste time on files that haven’t changed. In this episode, we figure out how to use a file target to incrementally lint a single file.

  1. LL16JavaScript Workflow 2015

    Fri, 6 Feb ’15
  2. E278Slack === Speed

    Wed, 4 Feb ’15
  3. E279Quick Build

    Mon, 9 Feb ’15
  4. E280Fast Tests

    Wed, 11 Feb ’15
  5. E281Incremental Builds

    Mon, 16 Feb ’15
  6. E282Lint Rules!

    Wed, 18 Feb ’15
  7. E283A Real Programming Language

    Mon, 23 Feb ’15
  8. E284Performance Optimization and Profiling

    Wed, 25 Feb ’15
  9. E285Up In Flame Graphs

    Mon, 2 Mar ’15
  10. E286From Synchronous to Asynchronous

    Wed, 4 Mar ’15
  11. E287From Asynchronous to Synchronous

    Mon, 9 Mar ’15
  12. E288Integrating Our Spike

    Wed, 11 Mar ’15
  13. E289Incremental Tests

    Mon, 16 Mar ’15
  14. E2900.14 seconds

    Wed, 18 Mar ’15