Food for thought
We could probably get away with just using Webpack for bundling CSS, images and JS etc and then having a few NPM scripts that run that'll keep everything synced up nicely. For example:
"scripts": {
"predev": "jekyll build --watch --incremental",
"dev": "webpack --watch --i-dont-know-webpack"
}
Would first start Jekyll, and have it watch the src/ directory in the background and then start up Webpack with it's dev server and such. Similarly, we'd have a command for when you want to optimize everything, probably called prod or something like that. We'll have to look into it.
Food for thought
We could probably get away with just using Webpack for bundling CSS, images and JS etc and then having a few NPM scripts that run that'll keep everything synced up nicely. For example:
Would first start Jekyll, and have it watch the
src/directory in the background and then start up Webpack with it's dev server and such. Similarly, we'd have a command for when you want to optimize everything, probably calledprodor something like that. We'll have to look into it.