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Ron Gootman
24,409 PointsWhat If I render separate css / js files for different web pages for a large scale website?
Most examples I've seen so far regarding task runners is for a a single minified concatenated css or js file that will include the code that applies to all of the webpages in the website.
What if there is a large scale website where I prefer having a separate css and js file per each page. I still would like to keep a modular workflow and concatenate different css and js components into a single minified concatenated file which is relevant for this page and not the entire website.
How do I go about it with Gulp or any other task runner.