Change Summary

• UPDATE BUILD SYSTEM [resolves IMPROVE BUILD SYSTEM BEFORE WE START PHASE II #191]

More info

here are some of the changes here:

• jscs was announced to merge with eslint. we need to start and move as well. I activated most of the same rules. we'll add the missing ones once eslint will implement them
• change livereload to browser-sync

browser-sync is much more robust than livereload. It actually doesn't reload the page at all, just injects the new css files. Also, it can sync multiple devices together and monitor them.
With javascript, it does reload since the code needs to run

• started adding a distribution task in our gulp!

This means we can now create a dist folder of our front-end that have the following things (all things un-checked still need to happen):

• combine all css dependencies into a single file to load faster
• combine all of the fonts css into a single fonts.css file, with the font files in the right relative location
• combine all javascript dependencies into a single file to load faster
• combine our css and our javascript, each to a single file
• minify and unglify css (combine rules, remove all unneeded characters)
• minify and uglify javascript
• replace all libraries with min version of them
• copy all image assets to the new dist folder

That's it for now :-)

• Make server load the dist folder instead of the development folder if it exists

simpy run node server.js --dist to serve the distribution files or gulp serve:dist

• Created our own eslint plugin and 2 rules. We can add more to that plugin later

The current rules are:

• sort function declarations in angular's modules (controllers, providers, services, filters, directives, etc.) and keep them at the end of the file
• prefer lodash's is* functions than angular's is* functions

• Start implementing some docs to our build system.

The jsdoc in our gulp is just a placeholder since it throughs an error. But it isn't written in the help file since it doesn't have a description so I'm leaving it there.
The sc5-styleguide almost works. Once we start writing some general css components, we'll add them there. And after that, I'll try to implement our angular directives as well

Before you submit a PR, make sure you did the following things:

• did you link this PR to an issue?
• did you lint your changes to both javascript and scss?
• "I'm pretty sure I'll be able to read and understand this PR, even if I wasn't the author." - _said the PR author_