Learning Lodash 4.0 (Video 27)

This video tutorial covers the use of Lodash CLI for creating custom builds of Lodash. It begins with an introduction to UglifyJS and a post build script for JavaScript minification. The tutorial then guides through the installation of Lodash CLI and demonstrates various build processes, including strict and core builds. It explores modularized builds with different module formats like AMD and ES6. The video concludes with instructions on customizing Lodash builds by selecting specific modules or API groups, providing a comprehensive understanding of optimizing Lodash for different project needs.

What command is used to verify the installation of Lodash CLI?

• npm verify lodash

• lodash --check

• npm install lodash

• lodash -V

What command allows you to view all available CLI commands for Lodash?

• lodash -options

• lodash --commands

• lodash -list

• lodash --help

What is the primary purpose of the Lodash Core build?

• To provide a minified version of Lodash

• To include all Lodash modules

• To serve as a drop-in replacement for Underscore

• To support ES6 module format

What is the benefit of using the Lodash Core build?

• It supports ES6 modules

• It is faster to install

• It is compatible with Backbone.js

• It includes all Lodash features

Which command is used to create a modularized build with AMD support?

• lodash export AMD

• lodash create AMD

• lodash build AMD

• lodash modularized exports=AMD

Which module format is popular in libraries like RequireJS?

• AMD

• ES6

• CommonJS

• UMD

How can you build Lodash with only specific methods included?

• By using the 'core' command

• By using the 'minify' command

• By using the 'include' command with a list of methods

• By using the 'strict' command