Chesley BrownDec 14, 2014Allows us to track how our users use our application and where our users come from. Google Analytics1 upvote1249 views249CommentsCopy link
Chesley BrownDec 14, 2014Our package manager for handling dependencies for our front-end interface. Bower1 upvote14.62k views4.62kCommentsCopy link
Chesley BrownDec 14, 2014We use Jasmine for all our front-end web interface tests. Works great for testing all our Angular components. Jasmine1 upvote19.78k views9.78kCommentsCopy link
Chesley BrownDec 14, 2014Runs a full test suite whenever we push changes to master and if everything is good, automatically deploys our changes to production. Codeship1 upvote19.53k views9.53kCommentsCopy link
Chesley BrownDec 14, 2014Makes our CSS very maintainable by allowing for easily creating logical folder structures, variables and reusable mixins. Sass1 upvote177 views77CommentsCopy link
Chesley BrownDec 14, 2014We take advantage of Githubs very lightweight, but powerful static file hosting for our front-end static files. But we have a CDN in front of this to ensure best performance for users anywhere. GitHub Pages1 upvote150 views50CommentsCopy link
Chesley BrownDec 14, 2014Handles running tests, build steps and deploying our front-end application. Grunt1 upvote1711 views711CommentsCopy link
Chesley BrownDec 14, 2014Provides our CDN for hosting our front-end Angular powered interface. CloudFlare1 upvote177 views77CommentsCopy link