Clarifying Bundle Best Practices is for *reusable* bundles #4250
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…les, not for app bundles
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And I managed to open this against the wrong branch :). I'll patch it into 2.3 when I merge. |
| flexible, you should follow some best practices if you want to distribute them. | ||
| There are 2 types of bundles: | ||
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| * Application bundles: only use to build your application; |
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Apart from @stof's comments, +1. (although I don't 100% agree with the "application type of bundles") |
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I suggest |
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Thanks guys! I did indeed use Application-specific bundles, I think that's a good term. Cheers! |
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Hi guys!
I wanted to be a little bit more clear that the bundle best practices doc is all about structuring your reusable bundles, not necessarily your application bundles.
I realize I broke from the Cookbook-standard of "How to..." title, but this title sounded the best to me. I'm also not worried about breaking the anchor on the top title, since it's already the top of the page.
Thanks!