Yeah everything was in house. I can't remember how I came about my build solution, but it works amazingly well. If I do a quick find on my JS code base, I see that I have 343 JS files, which is spread over 44 directories.

It's a bit involved to explain how it works, and I probably should do a blog post to explain it in detail. I'm pretty sure the solution that I have is what other big JS code bases uses, but I could be wrong. What I really like about it, is it lets me debug individual un-minified JS code.

The more that I think about it, my overall build and development environemnt/process is rather unique. My Java code base is about 100,000 lines spread over 200 Java files and I don't use maven or any ide. It's good old makefiles and vim with ant sprinkled in there.

There is a lot to blog about, so I'll see what I can come up with next week.