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    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title>Gulp build podcast</title>

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    <div class="container">
      <div id="header">
        <h1>Gulp</h1>
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          gulp build
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        <div id="now"></div>
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      <!-- from book Getting started with Gulp by Travis Maynard -->
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          <img src="static/assets/dest/images/gulp-logo.png" alt="Gulp logo" class="gulp-logo">
          <h2>Gulp book example</h2>
          <p>Gulp is a streaming JS build system built with node.js; it leverages the power of streams and code-over-configuration to automate, organize, and run development tasks very quickly and efficiently</p>
          <p>Node.js commonly referred to as node, is a powerful Js platform that is built on top of Google Chrome's Js runtime engine, V8. This give us the ability to write Js code on a server, or in our case, on local machine</p>
          <p>Node.js ships with npm, a companion package manager that facilitates the installation, storage, and creation of modular components that you can use to create applications.</p>
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      <div id="footer">
        <p>demo from book Getting started with Gulp by Travis Maynard</p>
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