It's pronounced Diane. I do data architecture, operations, and backend development. In my spare time I maintain Massive.js, a data mapper for Node.js and PostgreSQL.
I've built some fairly complex workflows with Grunt and Gulp in the past but at this point I think the only compelling reason to go back would be if you absolutely have to build on Windows as well as *nix. Otherwise they don't bring anything you don't already have with scripts in package.json and maybe a directory of Bash scripts to keep it manageable.
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Thanks! It's the automation process with Gulp that had me confused the most before.
I've built some fairly complex workflows with Grunt and Gulp in the past but at this point I think the only compelling reason to go back would be if you absolutely have to build on Windows as well as *nix. Otherwise they don't bring anything you don't already have with
scriptsin package.json and maybe a directory of Bash scripts to keep it manageable.