Frontend

A way of working

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Evolution

Web

The Beginnings (1995)

- Javascript 1995 by Brendan Eich of Netscape in 13 days.

- It was implemented in 1996 in the Nestcape Navigator 2.0 and from then on in all browsers.

- It is the frontend programming language of the web.

The war of the browser (2000)

- Each browser implements the standards as it suits you

- Websites made in Flash are popular

- In 2006 JQuery arrived

The HTML5 era (2008)

- From 2008 to 2014, HTML5 is defined and implemented.
- HTML5 stinks to JavaScript: Offline & Storage, Device Access, Connectivity, Multimedia, 3D, Graphics & Effects, Performance & Integration (6 of its 8 implementations have to do with JavaScript).

- 2009 Node.js is created

 

Javascript everywhere (2014)

- Frontend (JavaScript)
- Backend (Node.js)
- Data Persistence (Various options)

 

- Mobile
- Robotics
- Games

So today we can do any type of application

- Frontend Websites.
- SPA Applications (Single Page Application).
- Applications based on Web Components.
- Applications based on Microservices.
- Distributed and Scalable Network Applications.
- Real-time applications.
- Isomorphic applications
- Hybrid and Native Applications.
- Control Hardware (Drones).
- Scripts for world domination.

Frameworks CSS

 

Frameworks MV*

Libraries based on Web Components

Frameworks NodeJS

 

DataBase

Mobile

Microcontrollers- IoT

More...

 

What is coming...

Road
Map
 

RoadMap

Work

Flow

HTML prototypes

Wiframe

Mockup

Browser

Setup

- Scaffolding

- Download Libraries

- Download templates

- Download frameworks

Develop

  • Watch Sass / Less / Stylus
  • Watch HTML
  • Watch Javascript
  • LiveReload
  • JS / CSS linting

Build

  • Code Linting
  • Running unit Test
  • Compile everything
  • Minify and concatenate
  • Generate images / icons
  • Optimize performance
  • Deployment

Production

Let's learn!

Resources

Communities

Frontend Developer

By Khriztian Moreno

Frontend Developer

The Web FrontEnd Developer discipline by introducing the various technologies that computer programmers use when creating web sites.

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