Front-end developer manual and developer Manual

Front-end developer manual and developer Manual

This is a practice manual that anyone can use to learn from the front-end. It outlines and discusses the practices of the front-end project: how to learn and what tools should be used in practice.

This manual has two purposes: one is to provide potential and active front-end developers with professional resources including learning materials and development tools, and the other is to be managed by this manual, CTO, lecturers and headhunters are used to gain insight into front-end development practices.

The content of this Manual supports Web technologies (HTML, CSS, DOM, and JavaScript), and the solutions provided by this manual are directly built on these open technologies. the materials and discussions referenced in the manual are the best or the problems that front-end developers need to face.

This manual should not be considered as a comprehensive outline of all available resources by front-end developers. Its value lies in simplicity, focus and timely management of adequate classification information, so that no one is immersed in any specific topic.

This manual will publish an update every year.

This manual consists of three parts:

Part 1: frontend development practices

The first section describes the practices of the front-end project.

Part 2: Learning frontend Development

The second part is to become a front-end developer who has determined the direct resources for autonomous learning.

Part 3: front-end development tools

The third section briefly discusses the use of some front-end development tools.

Directory:

• Front-end developer Manual
• What is a front-end developer?
• Part 1: frontend development practices
  • Front-end job title
  • Common network technologies
  • Front-end development technology Stack
  • What is front-end development?
  • Front-end in the team
  • Quancai myth
  • Front-end interview questions
  • Front-end work Forum
  • Front-end salary
  • How to become a front-end developer?
• Part 2: frontend Development Learning
  • Independent Learning
    • Internet/Web
    • Web Browser
    • DNS
    • HTTP/Network
    • Web host
    • Integrated front-end development learning
    • User Interface and Interaction Design
    • HTML & CSS
    • SEO
    • JavaScript
    • Web Animation
    • DOM, BOM & JQuery
    • Web font
    • Accessibility Design
    • Web/browser API
    • JSON
    • Static Web Page Generator
    • Front-end application architecture design
    • Interface/API design
    • Web Developer Tools
    • Command Line
    • Node. js
    • React. js
    • Module Loader
    • Package Manager
    • Version Control
    • Build & task Automation
    • Website Performance Optimization
    • JS Testing
    • Shell-less Browser
    • Offline Development
    • Security
    • Multi-platform development
  • Guided Learning
    • Frontend Guidance
  • Where do front-end developers learn
  • Front-end Briefing, News & blog
• Part 3: front-end development tools
  • Common Front-end development tools
  • DOC/API browsing
  • SEO
  • Prototype and framework
  • Chart
  • HTTP/Network
  • Code editing
  • Browser
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • DOM
  • JavaScript
  • Static Web Page Generator
  • APP (http://caibaojian.com/fedbook/desktop, mobile, tablet, etc.) Management
  • Scaffolding
  • Template
  • UI Components
  • Data Visualization
  • Graphics
  • Animation
  • JSON
  • Test Framework
  • Data Storage
  • Module/package Loading
  • Module/package Repository
  • Web/cloud/static host hosting
  • Project Management & code hosting
  • Cooperation and Exchange
  • CMS hosting/API
  • BASS
  • Offline
  • Security
  • Task Management
  • Deployment
  • Website/APP monitoring
  • JS error monitoring
  • Performance
  • SVG