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In one of my projects which requires the build process to incorperate, however the long path of dependencies in node_modules caused MSBuild failed to build the packages. It's because nodejs deep dependencies have extremely long paths and it caused Windows failed to remove or zip the files accordingly.

Therefore, there is a node package called flatten package which flatten the node_modules folder into single level.

It is fairly simple to do so just add the following code in your build file to have npm install flatten package and run it after build your solution.
Let me know if you have difficulties in handling these.

As described above,

We cannot move existing folder into the project if we are in visual studio administrator mode. Drag and drop won't work there. It's because Window Explorer is a user process.

Lesson learnt.

@if(@variable)

@if(variable)

 @{int a = @Model.Property }

@{int a = Model.Property }

[code language="javascript"]
$('#filterByTag').multiselect({
buttonWidth: '150px',
nonSelectedText: 'None',
allSelectedText: 'All',
selectAllNumber: false
});
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When I run the wiredep to have all dependencies correctly injecting into my index page. Font-awesome was left out. It failed to inject font-awesome when running gulp wiredep.

Solution:
In order to include them you need to include overrides method in the bower.json file. This is the update by font-awesome that affect the allocation

Hope it helps!