I am trying to use bower inside Visual Studio 2013.
First I installed bower (not bower.js) via nuget\'s Package Manager Console.
Then I thought I could simpl
Srinivas accurately described the steps needed to get you started with a bower.json
in your root folder, which is where you want to start. You now have two main tasks:
bower_components
folder.For more information see Introducing Gulp, Grunt, Bower, and npm support for Visual Studio.
Note that Visual Studio 2015 (currently in preview) has built-in, first-class support for all of the above: Manage Client-Side Web Development in Visual Studio 2015, Using Grunt and Bower.