The Full Stack Web Development - Gulp Webserver

This video tutorial covers setting up a GULP web server for development. It begins with installing the GULP web server plugin and organizing production files into an 'App' folder. The tutorial then guides through configuring GULP to compile and organize files, setting up the web server with live reload, and testing the server. Common troubleshooting tips are also provided. The video encourages exploring additional GULP plugins and integrations.

What is the primary purpose of the Gulp web server plugin?

• To run a development server with live reload

• To manage project dependencies

• To compile JavaScript files

• To minify CSS files

Which command is used to install the Gulp web server plugin?

• npm start gulp-webserver

• gulp start webserver

• npm install gulp-webserver

• gulp install webserver

Where should the compiled JavaScript files be moved according to the new folder structure?

• CSS folder

• Root directory

• App/JS folder

• Dist folder

What is the purpose of setting 'live reload' to true in the Gulp configuration?

• To enable debugging

• To reduce server load

• To compile files faster

• To automatically refresh the browser on file changes

Which port number is used for the local development server?

• 5000

• 8080

• 8000

• 3000

What might cause an error when starting the Gulp web server?

• Outdated npm version

• Missing CSS files

• A port conflict with another application

• Incorrect file paths

What should you do if live reload does not work due to a port issue?

• Change the port number

• Reinstall Gulp

• Restart the computer

• Disable live reload