Storybook pairs extremely well with https://www.chromatic.com to give you that great test automation experience. Essentially Chromatic runs visual diffing for all your stories. You can run them on multiple browsers and even for multiple view port sizes.
The distribution mechanism is different. The Stories can't be hosted on the web but, you can embed them in the app itself and give people access to it with a dev mode flag.
Yea absolutely. I've used it on a few projects. The workflow is slightly different since the stories on the the simulator/device but, you get all the same benefits.
My intention wasn't to make something Chrome specific but, I did mess up by not testing in other browsers. Sorry about that.
Turns out that you can't set circle radius in CSS in both Safari and Firefox. For some reason Chrome supports it. Not sure what the correct spec is. In any case it's fixed now.
For the latest project at work I've been using Yeoman with Grunt, Bower and NPM for the Node part. It has been a fantastic experience and a brilliantly streamlined workflow. I would highly recommend it.
The yeoman-angular generator is great at setting up scaffolding and then grunt build spits out concatenated and minified js and CSS files. You can also run all your tests using Grunt (which also get setup by the yeoman generator).