Not sure there are any other examples of this, but normalize.css is currently hardcoded (and as a result is already one version behind). Adding these kinds of things to npm (bower is probably overkill) would be a simple way of maintaining updates to the boilerplate over time.
This approach is also handy if/when we create a css styleguide/boilerplate/reset/whatever as a module that can be imported into ditto/klink/dwebble, amirite?
Not sure there are any other examples of this, but
normalize.cssis currently hardcoded (and as a result is already one version behind). Adding these kinds of things to npm (bower is probably overkill) would be a simple way of maintaining updates to the boilerplate over time.This approach is also handy if/when we create a css styleguide/boilerplate/reset/whatever as a module that can be imported into ditto/klink/dwebble, amirite?