Needing help: How are front-end folks setting up build processes with .NET?

I could really use some advice here – I feel like I’ve gone down quite a few paths here but haven’t found a solution that makes sense.I am primarily a front-end developer, but am fairly familiar with .net development. I’ve been assigned to a project helping update the front end for a large solution, but I can’t seem to find the correct way to implement some newer front end practices.My ultimate goal is to use webpack so we can use latest JS, modularization, and SCSS, but I would like to add a watcher for JS files and SCSS files that runs webpack when needed – all simple enough by itself, and I can obviously just run everything in background, but it seems like the correct implementation would be to add to the build process.I’ve tried several routes, from adding scripts to the build steps, adding target and exec to .csproj, but because node is running a watcher, the build won’t go past the node step, since it never exits.Little help is much appreciated! via /r/dotnet https://ift.tt/31yrNhe