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Advanced Foundation 6 Training Course: http://zurb.com/university/advanced-f... Installing Panini - 1:18 Intro to Panini - 4:34 What is Panini? - 6:35 Live Code Example - 10:05 The last thing you want when you’re deep in a coding problem is to get slowed down by your tooling or lack thereof. Build tools like Gulp and package managers like npm give you the tools to automate tasks which saves time and reduces mistakes. When we launched Foundation 6, we open-sourced a set of build tools that we use here at ZURB code client projects called the ZURB Stack. In other words, it’s basically a way for users of Foundation to use the same tools that ZURB uses to deliver front-end code to clients. We accomplish this through the Gulp task runner and also by using a custom templating engine we wrote called, Panini. Panini is a custom built, light-weight static site generator that works as a plugin to Gulp. Together the two form a delicious-build system. This is an introductory lesson in a series on Panini. In this lesson, you’ll learn what Panini is, and how you can get started using it to optimize your workflow. Link to written tutorial: http://zurb.com/university/lessons/pa...