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Daniela Andreetto
Courses Plus Student 2,544 PointsThanks for this course. It was all new for me and now I've this doubt: using gulp alone or Yeoman is the best way? ...
Using Gulp it feels more flexible and customizable, but maybe is because I've took just an overview of Yeoman. So if we're talking about websites development, primarly php websites or wordpress ones, which path do you suggests me?