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lunarsilkscreen · 4 months

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JavaScript Frameworks

Step 1) Polyfill

Most JS frameworks started from a need to create polyfills. A Polyfill is a js script that add features to JavaScript that you expect to be standard across all web browsers. Before the modern era; browsers lacked standardization for many different features between HTML/JS/and CSS (and still do a bit if you're on the bleeding edge of the W3 standards)

Polyfill was how you ensured certain functions were available AND worked the same between browsers.

JQuery is an early Polyfill tool with a lot of extra features added that makes JS quicker and easier to type, and is still in use in most every website to date. This is the core standard of frameworks these days, but many are unhappy with it due to performance reasons AND because plain JS has incorporated many features that were once unique to JQuery.

JQuery still edges out, because of the very small amount of typing used to write a JQuery app vs plain JS; which saves on time and bandwidth for small-scale applications.

Many other frameworks even use JQuery as a base library.

Step 2) Encapsulated DOM

Storing data on an element Node starts becoming an issue when you're dealing with multiple elements simultaneously, and need to store data as close as possible to the DOMNode you just grabbed from your HTML, and probably don't want to have to search for it again.

Encapsulation allows you to store your data in an object right next to your element so they're not so far apart.

HTML added the "data-attributes" feature, but that's more of "loading off the hard drive instead of the Memory" situation, where it's convenient, but slow if you need to do it multiple times.

Encapsulation also allows for promise style coding, and functional coding. I forgot the exact terminology used,but it's where your scripting is designed around calling many different functions back-to-back instead of manipulating variables and doing loops manually.

Step 3) Optimization

Many frameworks do a lot of heavy lifting when it comes to caching frequently used DOM calls, among other data tools, DOM traversal, and provides standardization for commonly used programming patterns so that you don't have to learn a new one Everytime you join a new project. (you will still have to learn a new one if you join a new project.)

These optimizations are to reduce reflowing/redrawing the page, and to reduce the plain JS calls that are performance reductive. A lot of these optimatizations done, however, I would suspect should just be built into the core JS engine.

(Yes I know it's vanilla JS, I don't know why plain is synonymous with Vanilla, but it feels weird to use vanilla instead of plain.)

Step 4) Custom Element and component development

This was a tool to put XML tags or custom HTML tags on Page that used specific rules to create controls that weren't inherent to the HTML standard. It also helped linked multiple input and other data components together so that the data is centrally located and easy to send from page to page or page to server.

Step 5) Back-end development

This actually started with frameworks like PHP, ASP, JSP, and eventually resulted in Node.JS. these were ways to dynamically generate a webpage on the server in order to host it to the user. (I have not seen a truly dynamic webpage to this day, however, and I suspect a lot of the optimization work is actually being lost simply by programmers being over reliant on frameworks doing the work for them. I have made this mistake. That's how I know.)

The backend then becomes disjointed from front-end development because of the multitude of different languages, hence Node.JS. which creates a way to do server-side scripting in the same JavaScript that front-end developers were more familiar with.

React.JS and Angular 2.0 are more of back end frameworks used to generate dynamic web-page without relying on the User environment to perform secure transactions.

Step 6) use "Framework" as a catch-all while meaning none of these;

Polyfill isn't really needed as much anymore unless your target demographic is an impoverished nation using hack-ware and windows 95 PCs. (And even then, they could possible install Linux which can use modern lightweight browsers...)

Encapsulation is still needed, as well as libraries that perform commonly used calculations and tasks, I would argue that libraries aren't going anywhere. I would also argue that some frameworks are just bloat ware.

One Framework I was researching ( I won't name names here) was simply a remapping of commands from a Canvas Context to an encapsulated element, and nothing more. There was literally more comments than code. And by more comments, I mean several pages of documentation per 3 lines of code.

Custom Components go hand in hand with encapsulation, but I suspect that there's a bit more than is necessary with these pieces of frameworks, especially on the front end. Tho... If it saves a lot of repetition, who am I to complain?

Back-end development is where things get hairy, everything communicates through HTTP and on the front end the AJAX interface. On the back end? There's two ways data is given, either through a non-html returning web call, *or* through functions that do a lot of heavy lifting for you already.

Which obfuscates how the data is used.

But I haven't really found a bad use of either method. But again; I suspect many things about performance impacts that I can't prove. Specifically because the tools in use are already widely accepted and used.

But since I'm a lightweight reductionist when it comes to coding. (Except when I'm not because use-cases exist) I can't help but think most every framework work, both front-end and Back-end suffers from a lot of bloat.

And that bloat makes it hard to select which framework would be the match for the project you're working on. And because of that; you could find yourself at the tail end of a development cycle realizing; You're going to have to maintain this as is, in the exact wrong solution that does not fit the scope of the project in anyway.

Well. That's what junior developers are for anyway...

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kasra10 · 2 months

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Introduction

Having the appropriate tools at your disposal can make the difference between creating a mediocre website and a masterpiece in the dynamic field of web creation. Possessing a strong toolbox is crucial for efficiency, productivity, and producing amazing digital experiences, regardless of expertise level in development. In this article, we'll go into the fundamental tools that every web developer needs to know, which include debugging tools and code editors.

Web development: What is it?

The process of creating and managing websites and web applications is included in web development. Coding, designing, testing, and user experience and performance optimization are just a few of the many tasks involved. Web developers use a variety of tools, frameworks, and computer languages to make their work interactive on the Internet.

Advantages of Using Web Development Tools:

Using web development tools speeds up, improves efficiency, and reduces the error-proneness of the development process. These tools frequently include debugging capabilities, syntax highlighting, and code auto-completion, which help engineers write cleaner code and find and fix problems more quickly. Furthermore, a lot of web development tools have connections with collaboration platforms and version control systems, which makes teamwork and project management easier.

The Top 15 Tools for Web Development:

Visual Studio Code (VS Code)

a code editor that is both lightweight and highly capable. It comes with built-in Git integration, debugging tools, and a large library of extensions to expand its usefulness. It is compatible with a broad variety of programming languages.

Sublime Text

Known for its simplicity and speed, Sublime Text is an advanced text editor. It is a favourite among developers because it provides a distraction-free writing environment, robust search and replace features, and customisable key bindings.

GitHub

GitHub is an online platform that uses Git for version management. Web developers working on team projects will find it to be a useful resource since it offers capabilities for collaboration, code review, and project management.

Chrome Developer Tools

Included with the Google Chrome browser are several web development and debugging tools. It enables developers to troubleshoot JavaScript code, examine and modify HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in real time, and assess page performance.

Bootstrap

A well-liked front-end framework for creating mobile-first and responsive websites is called Bootstrap. It offers a collection of JavaScript and CSS elements, like buttons, grids, and navigation bars, to help with design efficiency and device uniformity.

jQuery

jQuery is a feature-rich, feature-rich, and speedy JavaScript library that makes client-side scripting chores easier. It provides a large array of tools for event handling, animation, and DOM manipulation, which facilitates the creation of dynamic and interactive web pages.

React.js

Facebook developed React.js, a JavaScript library for creating user interfaces. It is perfect for developing intricate web applications with dynamic user experiences because it enables developers to design reusable user interface components and manage states quickly.

Angular

Google created this front-end framework, which is based on TypeScript. With capabilities like data binding, dependency injection, and out-of-the-box routing, it offers a complete solution for creating single-page apps.

Sass

Sass is a preprocessor scripting language that adds nested rules, variables and mixes to the CSS framework. It gives developers strong tools for managing stylesheets and structuring code, and it also makes writing CSS code easier and more maintainable.

Postman

Postman is an API development, testing, and documentation collaboration tool. By enabling developers to create, test, and automate API calls, they may simplify the use of APIs and guarantee their dependability and efficiency.

Adobe Photoshop

Web developers commonly use Adobe Photoshop, a visual design program, to generate and edit images, graphics, and user interface elements. It lets developers create visually appealing webpages and web apps with its rich toolbox for image editing, retouching, and composing.

Firebase

Google built Firebase, a comprehensive platform for developing mobile and online applications. It makes it simple to create and deploy web apps without having to worry about managing infrastructure by offering a number of features like real-time databases, hosting, authentication, and analytics.

npm (Node Package Manager)

The package manager for JavaScript that is used to install, share, and manage dependencies for web development projects is called npm (Node Package Manager). With more than a million reusable code packages hosted on it, developers can take advantage of pre-existing solutions and expedite their work.

ESLint

JavaScript code patterns can be detected and reported on using ESLint, a static code analysis tool. Cleaner and more dependable code is produced as a result of its ability to help developers enforce coding standards, detect grammatical problems, and find possible bugs early in the development process.

Gulp

Designed to automate repetitive operations in the web development workflow, Gulp is a task runner built on Node.js. It saves time and effort in the development process by enabling developers to specify and execute specific actions, such as optimizing pictures, minifying JavaScript, and converting Sass to CSS.

In summary

Having the appropriate tools is crucial in the rapidly evolving field of web development. The tools listed in this article can help you improve the quality of your websites and online applications, produce cleaner code, and optimise your workflow, whether you're designing, testing, debugging, or coding.

These fundamental tools will ensure that you're prepared for every web development project that comes your way. Add them to your toolset.

Read more : React Vs Angular

Both libraries are minimalistic and allow the programmer to perform a task in fewer lines of code. They are both easy to learn and implement. React, as was the case with jQuery, is a leap forward in web technologies.

As argued in the article that started the debate, jQuery was simple enough to be taught by a 12 year old. Similarly, it was remarked that six year old are learning react. This demonstrates the degree of simplicity both these libraries provide.

Just like jQuery, react has become one of the essential libraries that a web developer needs to know how to use. That being said, it can be a bit difficult for the old school battle hardened programmer to take up a new library due to the difference in thinking process and logic that the libraries make use of.

The first step is to let go. The fact that coders are in denial of the fact that jQuery has become unnecessary itself shows how big an impact it had. And though react has been growing in popularity, it remains to be seen if it will ever have that kind of an impact.

Source: Is React the New jQuery?

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cyclobold · 2 years

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Front-End Developments Trends to Watch in 2022

Front-End Development hasn't always gotten the respect it deserves compared to Back-End Development.

Many engineers used to look down on JavaScript, but times have changed. Web applications are growing rapidly, mainly due to the development of open-source tools. This development has moved us farther away from jQuery and has made almost every tech company use the latest JavaScript and tools like ESLint, Babel, and Webpack.

Nowadays, the Front-End is moving at a speed that makes it hard to follow. This post is all about catching up with the directions of this development area in 2022. Perhaps you will find something for yourself in these trends.

Svelte is Gaining Popularity

Svelte is a relatively new tool, which in theory started much too late to be able to have a chance against React, Vue, and Angular. But it's steadily gaining popularity at an unprecedented pace.

In 2021, Stack Overflow Users announced it as the most loved front-end framework. But Svelte is more than that. It is a compiler that builds an optimized front end. Svelte is not imported into the application like other popular frameworks. Instead, code written in Svelte gets compiled into pure JavaScript. This allows Svelte to win in terms of speed against frameworks such as React or Vue.

Using the Svelte framework is very easy. Here is an example of how you'd use state + forms:

Simple as that! Notice three things here:

Forms are handled in a simple, elegant way, like in the old days, before the SPA frameworks. There is no need to attach onChange props to the inputs.

Markup and logic lives side by side, encapsulating the logic and a visible layer.

State is easy to manage.

No wonder the framework is gaining traction in the community. It is only a matter of time before new popular platforms are created in Svelte.

React, Vue, and Angular are here to stay!!

I started my adventure with the Front-End just before the premiere of Angular 2, about six years ago. I can’t count how many times since then I have read that Vue, React, or Angular is dying.

The truth has turned out to be quite different, though. Each of these three frameworks has grown in popularity since its inception.

Here is the chart (Source: Npm Trends). It is worth adding that every sudden drop on the chart is there because of December.

Angular vs React vs Vue download trends

Take a look at the chart above. Notice that Angular has grown in popularity by a factor of over ten. React and Vue grew even faster. All three frameworks support pretty much the same use cases.

This means no matter which of the three frameworks you choose, you can expect it to be used and supported for years to come.

It’s worth noting that React didn't have any significant changes in 2021. Yet the pace of its adaptation is astounding. It is likely because of the ecosystem around the technology. React has the largest selection of libraries and supporting frameworks.

Two examples worth mentioning are Next and Gatsby. The latter is one of the perpetrators of the next trend.

Frameworks need to support both Static and Dynamic Pages

Let's establish what Static and Dynamic Pages are in practical terms.

Dynamic Pages fetch and process the content when the user opens them. Static Pages are per-defined during the build time. They become separate, generated files on the disc. They can look just the same as dynamic, but the user's browser has less work to do.

If you have a shop, you can have a single dynamic product page, or thousands of static product pages, one for every product.

This means that Static Pages are more performant for users, but take a lot longer to build. The reason for abandoning Static Pages was the popularization of the React and Vue type Single-Page Application (SPA) Frameworks. They also restored them to favor.

Dynamic content that SPA's typically generate is much slower than a ready-to-display one written in HTML. The difference is especially big when the page is fetching data from the server. A Dynamic Page would typically have to download and process such data.

This resulted in giving birth to Static Pages in SPAs. Gatsby tackled this problem by building a framework and infrastructure for Static Pages in React.

A website like a blog, portfolio, or even a course platform like ‘freeCodeCamp’ will be much faster static. Even server-side rendering, as is usually the case with Next.js, does not guarantee better speed (Source: Sidney Alcantara).

Focus on time to first content paint results in a large number of solutions for generating Static Pages in other frameworks, such as Vue or Svelte.

On the other hand, Static Pages are hard to scale for millions of pages. If you are building an app with a lot of dynamic content like user profiles, you are probably better off using Dynamic Pages. Both ways of handling content are here to stay.

Platforms turn single developers into entire IT departments

Recent years have brought a flood of platforms that speed up Font-End Development. This is huge because it allows small teams to move fast.

You can easily implement video using Twilio or Agora.io. You can add authentication in no time using Firebase, Amazon Cognito or Okta (Okta also acquired Auth0).

Deploying Font-End code automatically and globally is especially worth talking about. There are three go-to solutions: Vercel, Gatsby Cloud, and Netlify. They can turn one Font-End Developer with an GitHub account into the entire DevOps Department in 5 minutes. At the moment of writing, all three platforms offer a relatively similar average loading times (Sources: Netlify vs Vercel, Netlify vs Gatsby Cloud).

Gatsby Cloud is React only but makes working with countless Static Pages almost too easy. If you are building a Gatsby app, it's probably your best bet.

Vercel supports the major frameworks, including server-side ones, like the company founders' own framework, Next.js. If you are working on a server-side rendered app, Vercel will make your life a lot easier.

Netlify focuses on client side frameworks, like pure React and Vue. It offers a wide range of useful tools such as ready-to-use forms, authentication and server-less functions. I believe it is the best choice for the traditional, client side apps.

One underdog worth mentioning is Shuffle.dev. It can create a professional website layout randomly, in seconds. It has a relatively large selection of themes and CSS frameworks and adds new features and content on a weekly basis.

Front-End Optimization is key

The Front-End has come full circle in recent years. Light sites turned into heavy platforms with long render times. Some people may still remember when Slack used the developer version of React (Source: Robert Pankowecki). The trend to make SPAs faster has been around for years but is still gaining momentum.

Libraries that negatively impact the performance, like Moment.js, are replaced by their lighter, performant counterparts such as Day.js. Others get refactored to reduce the bundle size. Examples include Material UI and Lodash.

Sentry, the market leader in error logging, only started working on bundle size optimization a few months ago. Throughout the front-end ecosystem, there is a growing emphasis on using lazy loading, rendering the front end on the server-side, or using CSS files instead of styling the application with JavaScript, as was the case with, for example, styled-components.

Tailwind has gained much popularity recently and, in 2022, it will surely remain popular. It handles reducing the application load time like almost no other CSS tool.

That being said, it has a steep learning curve. The Tailwind code is often hard to read.

I highly recommend trying Linaria too. Linaria combines the advantages of styled-components and the speed of using static CSS files.

Notice how you can use JavaScript in styles. It is also possible to reuse styles since they are regular JS constants. The code gets compiled into a CSS file during the build process.

This results in a combination of a great developer experience and a blazing-fast front-end.

Conclusion

I hope this article was fun to read and you’ve found something valuable here.

Until next time!

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haris1828 · 2 years

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Angular JavaScript Framework

Angular.js is an open-source framework for building strong online applications. It enables developers to create clear and concise application components by scaling the HTML syntax higher and using HTML as a template language. Because of its data binding and dependency injection features, you can write a lot less code and still obtain more functionality.

Direct access to the browser is available for all of these actions. As a result, as opposed to all the buzz about TezJS or Angular vs. React vs. Vue, Angular web frameworks can be the real deal for any server and business.

In other words, Angular JS is HTML modified for apps. The popularity of HTML is due to its utility in static pages, yet it is not ideal when creating software applications.

Popular AngularJS Frameworks for Web App Development

With Angular JS, there are several progressive frameworks with built-in web components and top AngularJS development tools accessible. The top 11 AngularJS frameworks are listed here if you wish to build cutting-edge web apps.

1. LumX

LumX is one of the most flexible front-end development frameworks for Angular.js. It allows you to develop UI that is both aesthetically beautiful and user-friendly using Google Material Design concepts.

The best CSS framework for Angular is this SaaS-based framework. Customizing the style and feel of your online application is something you might want to think about. The application's performance is improved by efficiently using Gulp to optimise your JS files and SaaS.

2. UI Bootstrap

As the name would suggest, this Angular UI framework uses the dynamic front-end tool for app development. UI Bootstrap has many components with repository dependencies, including Angular-animate, Angular-touch, and Bootstrap CSS.

This impressive framework provides a multitude of tools so you may benefit from Angular JS's rapid web development cycle. Most importantly, without relying on jQuery, JavaScript, or Bootstrap, it may effectively improve the efficiency of your online project.

3. Suave UI

This well-known AngularJS framework is very helpful in designing a user interface (UI) for your online application that is visually appealing. Suave UI's vast library of directives, CSS definitions (including the grid, layered elements, and coloured buttons), and services, which let programmers play around with various UI elements, are its strongest feature.

There is no longer a requirement to include each UI component separately because the UI components are contained in bundle files as well. For developers to accomplish the job through browsers, they only need to issue one command.

4. Ionic

Ionic is a well-known Angular JavaScript framework that may help you create dependable and successful web applications. This completely Angular.js-based platform-independent framework, which enables developers to employ its capabilities on highly interactive applications, fairly dispels the myth about Angular and Angular.js.

Thanks to integrated JS and CSS components, Ionic enables you to cover the majority of the front-end portion. In addition, if new features are needed for the pre-configured CSS classes, you can add them. A free, open-source SDK is also available from Ionic for building user-friendly apps. All things considered, Ionic and AngularJS can be a wonderful match for your web development project.

5. Angular Material

It's a substantial set of UI components that you can use to create consistent and elegant user interfaces, including Datepickers, Inputs, Data Tables, and Cards. It is possible to make use of the Material Design Specification-compliant default styling for each component. Using this Angularjs widget framework, you may change both the behaviour and appearance of your web app components.

There is a sizable CSS library included with Angular Material that contains typography and other useful components. It offers a variety of theming options, robust flex grid layouts, and responsive directives, which together allow for more rapid and flexible Angular app development.

6. Quantum UI

An AngularJS-based framework that speeds up front-end development is Quantum UI, which offers more than 60 rest-service and server-friendly UI components. It has an MVVM architecture and supports a Bootstrap-focused CSS structure.

GitHub is primarily responsible for hosting and maintaining this Angular testing framework. JS is not required because Quantum UI can only be customised using properties and attributes. Although most of its parts are free and open-source, some of them are not and need payment to use.

7. Angular UI Grid

This design has changed the way we think about developing web applications with substantial databases. A number of highly useful capabilities, like e2e testing, visualisation, user interactions, filtering, grouping, and sorting, are offered by Angular UI Grid, which has no additional dependencies outside Angular JS.

Additionally, it enables the native implementation of Angular.js without the requirement for jQuery. Your web app's technical debt can be reduced by using only the capabilities that are required thanks to the plugin design. You may also edit the CSS file and utilise its built-in customizer to change the look and feel of your website as a whole.

8. PrimeNG

The revolutionary JavaScript Building the front end of challenging projects is made easier by the declarative UI architecture of the Angular framework. The diverse library that comes with PrimeNG has more than 70 different UI components. If you want to work on one of its projects, Angular has a lot to offer you, from native themes to pre-built widgets.

With PrimeNG, one of the top front-end web development frameworks, you can easily incorporate a variety of front-end components into your online app, including charts, form inputs, overlays, menus, and more. It offers widgets that you can use in compliance with the MIT licence and that are completely free and open-source.

9. Angular UI Tree

Angular UI Tree is a popular Angular UI framework that is mostly used for sorting hierarchical lists. It also features drag-and-drop capabilities and does not require jQuery, making it simple to change any tree item. For data binding, Angular UI Tree makes use of the built-in AngularJS scope and helps components avoid child nodes.

The problem is that this paradigm is not enough. You will need another AngularJS module or framework to build the entire front-end of your web application.

10. Radian

Thanks to this free and open-source JS framework, developers may easily express plots in HTML texts. You can use unique HTML components in place of building your own JS charting code. With the help of the Angular.js framework, it provides effective capabilities for enabling two-way data binding in JavaScript variables and HTML components.

Additionally, Radian generates graphics using the D3.js plotting tool, allowing us to produce plots as SVG components. Then, any contemporary browser can show the SVG components immediately within the page. To help you get started, this Angular JS widget framework provides detailed documentation and a customizable licence.

11. Foundation

Foundation Foundation is one of the best front-end frameworks on the market right now. It produces a responsive user interface design that is much faster for every medium, device, and accessibility. Its extensive adaptability, flexibility, readability, and semantic features make it simple to create beautiful online and mobile apps.

The Foundation team frequently releases new resources and tools, like as HTML templates and code snippets. The trigger, process bar, dropdown, accordion, alert, and other semantic HTML elements are only a few examples of this framework's semantic HTML components.

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This session will focus on HB Introduction and Architecture, Hibernate with NetBeans, HB using XML, HB using Annotation, Web application, Generator classes, Dialects, Log4j, Inheritance Mapping, Mapping, Transaction Management, HQL, HCQL, Named Query, Caching, Second Level Cache, Integration, Struts. We will further learn about Spring Modules, Spring in NetBeans , Dependency Injection, JdbcTemplate, ORM, SPEL, MVC, MVC Form Tag Library, MVC Validation, MVC Tiles, Spring Remoting, OXM, Java Mail, Spring Security , Spring + Angular, CRUD Example, File Upload Example, Login & Logout Example, Search Field Example.

REST - REPRESENTATIONAL STATE TRANSFER

This session will focus on Installation of Jersey, Web container, required setup for Gradle and Eclipse web projects, How to Create your first RESTful WebService, How to Create a REST client, RESTful web services and JAXB, CRUD RESTful WebService, Rest Resources. We, at Oxford Software Institute will provide best classes that will focus on the practical applications of these concepts

SOFT SKILLS

Having a technical and discipline-specific expertise can help you get to the interview room but it’s the soft skills that will make the hiring manager hand you the appointment letter. In this course, students will also learn various Soft Skills like how to communicate professionally in English, Speaking in public without hesitation, using effective gestures and postures to appear impressive, managing stress and emotions and taking successful interviews. Oxford Software Institute provides the best classes in Soft-skill training.

CERTIFICATIONS*

During this course, students will be trained for the following certifications

Oxford Certified Advance Java Professional.

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zenibytecreative · 2 years

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feelin123 · 3 years

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需要做哪些事情才能成為一個在2021及未來稱職的前端開發者？

Web 開發是目前行業中特別需要的掌握的一項技能。如果查看一下流行的軟件包的下載量，諸如express 、 react 或jquery ，你會發現在過去5 年中，它們每一年都在迅速增長。

事實上，在2021 的stackoverflow 調查中，在開發領域，“全棧” 和“前端” 的熱度排行前三。

因此，Web 開發是一項很棒的技術，值得我們去掌握。在這篇文章中，讓我來談談，需要做哪些事情才能成為一個在2021及未來稱職的前端開發者。

問題

當前Web 開發領域的一大問題是— “信息過載” 和“噪音”。jQuery，Angular，Ember，Vue，React，Next.js，Nuxt.js，TypeScript，Sass，Webpack，NPM，Yarn，ESbu必利吉必利吉藥局必利吉ptt 必利吉哪里買必利吉藥局ptt 必利吉正品

ild，snowpack，…！有太多的東西，太多的工具等著你學習— 在剛入門時，這很容易令人沮喪。

今天我想談的重點就是“在當今哪些技術是有重大作用的”，“從現在開始3年後的哪些些技術有重大作用”，等等。讓我在此澄清一些事情：

你不需要學習一切技術

一個常見的誤解是，你需要學習一切技術才能成為出色的開發者。這就大錯特錯了。

你需要學會一個“完整” 的技術棧。一個完整的技術棧指的是一組技術，通過這些技術，你能創建幾乎所有你想要去創建的項目。

你需要了解前端生態中大部分（而不是全部）的流行工具。請注意，這並不意味著你需要知道如何去使用它們。但是你應該知道它們存在。

你需要在一個技術棧上下注

Angular vs React vs Vue vs Svelte vs 什麼別的框架，這種類型的爭論永遠不會停止。事實上，每個流行的庫/框架之所以流行，是因為它們在適合的場景下，表現得很好，人們願意使用它。

你當然可以花點時間嘗試不同的技術。但是我個人建議，你最好不要一兩個月就切換一次庫/框架。

對，你可以看上4 小時的課程，然後從React 切換到Angular。但是請記住，當你使用一種技術的時候，你需要建立某種心智模型。這意味著你可能數週甚至數月才能適應一種新技術。

你不需要切換到市場上最熱門的技術，請堅持使用你在使用的技術棧。

2021前端開發學習的架構

好，現在有一個難題。從噪音中，你實際上能學到什麼。讓我們將問題分成兩部分— （學什麼和怎麼學）Web 前端開發技術。兩者都是同樣重要的問題，因為你基於這兩個問題的答案，你會節省或者花費大量的時間。讓我們開始吧。

網絡基礎知識必利吉必利吉藥局必利吉ptt 必利吉哪里買必利吉藥局ptt 必利吉正品

這可能會讓很多人感到驚訝。大多數網站會建議你從HTML/CSS 開始，但是我認為在這之前，你應當理解較高層級的網絡工作模式。什麼是HTML 文檔，它們是如何被後端服務器發送的，什麼是DNS ，你在瀏覽器中鍵入google.com 的時候實際發生了什麼，等等。

當然，對於網絡知識，你不需要深入太多，但當你突然想使用開發服務器進行開發，稍微關註一下後端或者在你今後的職業生涯中嘗試調試一個網絡請求的Bug 時，你會發現網絡知識為你提供了堅實的基礎。

HTML5/CSS3

HTML 和CSS 是構建Web 的基本模塊。毫無疑問，這是你作為前端開發者首先需要學習的東西。

非常重要的點：

確保學習現代HTML5 語法

學習HTML 的語義標籤，而不是將所有內容扔到div 裡

學習現代CSS 佈局（flexbox，grid）

學習CSS 語法，並清楚的理解選擇器必利吉必利吉藥局必利吉ptt 必利吉哪里買必利吉藥局ptt 必利吉正品

、媒體查詢、屬性、屬性值等等，這些是基礎知識

不要糾結於過時的語法（center標籤、marquee，等等）

不要花很多時間學習過時的CSS 佈局實踐（浮動相關的）

不要嘗試每一個前沿的CSS3/4 特性。瀏覽器目前支持得還不是很多。請將精力投入廣泛支持的CSS3 特性。

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whizitblogs · 3 years

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WEB FRONT END DEVELOPMENT

Everything that you see when you’re navigating around the Internet, from fonts and colours to dropdown menus and sliders, is a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript being controlled by your computer’s browser.

As we have seen All that we see, click and interact on a website is because of front end development. A site is loaded in a browser from the server in front-end development. A user sends request to the server. The server sends the response back to the user. This framework is known as client server framework. Client server frameworks use languages JavaScript, ReactJS and AngularJS. These frameworks have made interactive and mobile responsive websites possible for the users. Let’s have an insight to the Front-End Web Development.

The Client Server Framework

The client is the browser a user uses to view a website using mobile devices, laptops, or desktop computers. The server is stationed at a remote location, running the website’s back-end architecture processing. Conceptually client-side scripting is done by the web browser, and server-side scripting is done by the web server.

Client-side scripting is always evolving becoming simple, lively and more user-friendly. Client-side scripts run in the browser and processes requests without call-backs to the server.

Server-side scripting is the back-end web development and main function of it is to connect your website’s database to the browser and bring back a page to your screen providing a smooth user- experience. Server-side scripts process the data, and then update the website. For example, populating drop-down menus, loading products to a page, updating a user profile, and more.

Front-End Web Development

Your website comprises of a sum of layers – structure, data design, content and functionality. All that you click, interact, and customize on a website is because of front-end development. This user facing functionality is developed by front-end developer. The front-end developer uses a combination of client-side scripts and frameworks, mark-up languages, and designs an environment where a user can experience an aura of content, layout and interaction.

In short front-end development is a powerhouse where creativity and innovation collide. Front end developers need to be a bridge between the designer and the back-end programmer.

The front-end developer creates interaction and user experience with scripts embedded in a website’s HTML. Everything you as a visitor to your website sees, click, or uses to input or retrieve information is the work of the front-end developer. They are the ones who create client-side software that brings the site’s design to life. Scripts are downloaded by the browser, processed, and then run apart from the server. In front development the main focus of the front-end developer would be on user experience, and the technology they implement will determine how well it accomplishes that speed, efficiency, and smooth functionality.

Skill Sets for Front-End Development

The core technologies of front-end development are mix of HTML, CSS, and client-side scripts namely Javascript.

The core competencies in hiring a front-end developer, lies in his ability to have a broad view of how the front end of the site works and its design. Added crossover knowledge of SQL, Java, PHP, Ruby, Node.js would be of great advantage to your front-end developer.

The main services of front-end developer include:

•Customize user experience

•Bringing life to designer’s concept with HTML, CSS, and Javascript

•Production, modification, and maintenance of websites and web application user interfaces

•Tool creation enhancing how users see and interact with your site in browser

•Implementing responsive design for mobile sites

•Contributing some back-end experience, collaborating on APIs

•Consulting on best SEO practices

•Testing the site during development for usability and fixing any bugs

Front-End Languages

Since now you might have a brief overview of front-end technology. Let’s have a look at some of the most widely used scripting languages and front-end frameworks. The front-end languages are almost always used in the context of their frameworks, which make quick work of complicated code with libraries of pre-packaged, shareable code, and lots of add-ons. Your front-end developer may use one or a combination of these when during building the front end of your web site.

Front-End Frameworks

Front-End framework facilitates a rapid development with libraries of pre-packed, shareable code and software add-ons. Some of the popular Java script frameworks are listed below. Your front-end developer can use one or combination of these when building front end for a website.

•Angular JS – This framework and other JS frameworks like Backbone.js, power up the power of Javascript.

•jQuery – This is a fast, small, JS object library, it streamlines how JavaScript behaves across different browsers.

•Bootstrap – This leading mobile-first framework blends HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to influence rapid responsive app development. With Bootstrap, your web site will be compatible with all modern browsers and is screen responsive on any size screen, from tablets to phones to laptops.

Client-Side scripting Development

A path breaking that has changed the hard-and-fast rules for client side vs. server side is the AJAX technology. The old standard was that server-side processing and page post-backs were used when the browser needed to interact with things on the server, like databases. AJAX, with its asynchronous calls to the server, can pull the data instantly and efficiently, without requiring a post-back.

Another major boost is jQuery technology, a fast, small, and feature-rich JavaScript library with an easy-to-use API that works across a multitude of browsers. Like code libraries do, jQuery changed the way that millions of people write JavaScript, simplifying a number of other client-side scripts like AJAX at the same time.

Technology is ever-changing and evolving, it’s crucial to know who to follow in order to get the best advice, tips, and news. We at WHIZ have a compiled a list of the top front-end developers to deliver excellence. At WHIZ, we have a team of multi-talented and top front-end developers having extensive knowledge and experience in field. Therefore, creating website for your business requirements at our place would be highly competitive and worthwhile.

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