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 ## Workflow
 The included Grunt build system provides sensible defaults to help optimize and automate several aspects of your workflow when developing hybrid-mobile apps using the Ionic Framework.
 
+### Managing libraries with Bower
+Install a new front-end library using `bower install --save` to update your `bower.json` file.
+```
+bower install --save lodash
+```
+This way, when the Grunt [`bower-install`](https://github.com/stephenplusplus/grunt-bower-install#grunt-bower-install) task is run it will automatically inject your front-end dependencies inside the `bower:js` block of your `app/index.html` file.
+
+### Manually adding libraries
+If a library you wish to include is not registered with Bower or you wish to manually manage third party libraries, simply include any CSS and JavaScript files you need **inside** your `app/index.html` [usemin](https://github.com/yeoman/grunt-usemin#blocks) `build:js` or `build:css` blocks but **outside** the `bower:js` or `bower:css` blocks (since the Grunt task overwrites the Bower blocks' contents).
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 ### Local browser development
 Running `grunt serve` enhances your workflow by allowing you to rapidly build Ionic apps without having to constantly re-run your platform simulator. Since we spin up a `connect` server with `watch` and `livereload` tasks, you can freely edit your CSS (or SCSS/SASS files if you chose to use Compass), HTML, and JavaScript files and changes will be quickly reflected in your browser.