It’s far too easy to create a gist or one-file repository and promise yourself that you’ll add linting and unit tests later.
Doing all this stuff manually is a total pain, as is building everything into a gigantic Makefile / Jakefile / Cakefile / Rakefile / ?akefile that's maintained across numerous projects.
With grunt, all the excuses you've ever made just disappear. Instead of being a chore, creating a new project and performing repetitive but necessary tasks such as linting, unit testing, concatenating and minifying files become trivially easy.
- Possibly link to Why grunt? Why not something else? ( Not just a link here )
To get started, take a look at the [[getting started guide|Getting Started]]. In addition, check out the example Gruntfiles() which highlight a number of fairly common configurations.
- Info from https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt/blob/master/README.md
- Possibly link to Introducing Grunt