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What is the fundamental difference between bower and npm? Just want something plain and simple I've seen some of my colleagues use bower and npm interchangeably in their projects
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What they know is to call webpack gulp grunt after fetching all the dependencies bower is like npm, but builds a flattened dependency trees (unlike npm which does it recursively) Meaning npm fetches the dependencies for each dependency (may fetch the same a few times), while bower expects you to manually include sub-dependencies
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I'm a backend developer, and slightly confused by npm, bower, gulp, grunt, and Yeoman Whenever I ask someone what their purpose is, the answer tends to boil down to dependency manager - for all of them
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4 - Add bower cache-clean before bower install command in your steps 5 - Include the flag --use-openssl-ca to bower install command 6 - Run your build, it should work this time 7 - Back and enable the SSL: remove the "strict-ssl": false from bowerrc file 8 - The next builds should work with SSL and without the certificate problem
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I'm making a new project that uses bower from twitter I created a component json to maintain all my dependency like jquery Then I run bower install that installs everything in a folder named comp
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