Building workflow in Javascript: Build the awesome with Gulp.
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Gulp is a streaming build system that uses code over configuration and small plugins. It uses streams to perform tasks like linting, testing, concatenating, and minifying files. This makes the build process faster by reducing I/O operations. Gulp defines tasks using a simple API and watches files, running tasks when changes are detected.
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