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The journey from Powershell to Grunt for Build and Deploy

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 Stack, Paul

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I am a huge fan of PowerShell. I use it for Windows infrastructure automation. I used to use it for build and deploy systems for ASP.NET applications. I feel that there are simpler alternatives for build and deploy systems out there. This is when I was introduced to Grunt. Grunt is a JavaScript based task runner. As it is JavaScript, it is multiplatorm. It can be used to build and deploy ASP.NET applications as well as Node.JS applications. During this talk, I will create a build and deploy system with Grunt. This will replace the PowerShell build and deploy system that I already have. I will then integrate the new Grunt scripts with TeamCity to show how simple it is.