Modern JavaScript by Kolce, James -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Modern JavaScript Notice of Rights Notice of Liability Trademark Notice About SitePoint Conventions Used Chapter 1: The Anatomy of a Modern JavaScript Application

A Note about Node.js JavaScript ES2015+ Modular Code Package Management Build Tools Application Architecture Deployment Conclusion

Chapter 2: An Introduction to Gulp.js

That Sounds Scarily Complicated! Task Runners: the Options What About Gulp 4? Step 1: Install Node.js Step 2: Install Gulp Globally Step 3: Configure Your Project Step 4: Install Gulp Locally Step 4: Create a Gulp Configuration File Step 5: Create Gulp Tasks Step 6: Automate Tasks Step 7: Profit!

Chapter 3: The Basics of DOM Manipulation in Vanilla JavaScript (No jQuery)

DOM Manipulation: Querying the DOM Modifying Classes and Attributes Modifying the DOM Listening to events Animation Writing your own helper methods Demo Conclusion

Chapter 4: A Beginner's Guide to Webpack 2 and Module Bundling

Setup Modules Loaders Plugins Code Splitting Webpack Dev Server HTTP/2 Over to You

Chapter 5: React vs Angular: An In-depth Comparison

Where to Start? Maturity Features Languages, Paradigms, and Patterns. Ecosystem Adoption, Learning Curve and Development Experience Putting it Into Context One Framework to Rule Them All?

Chapter 6: Retrofit Your Website as a Progressive Web App

What Are Progressive Web Apps? Demonstration Code Step 1: Enable HTTPS Step 2: Create a Web App Manifest Step 3: Create a Service Worker Bonus Step 4: Create a Useful Offline Page Development Tools PWA Gotchas Useful Links

Chapter 7: 10 Tips to Become a Better Node Developer

Avoid Complexity Use Asynchronous Code Avoid Blocking require Know That require Is Cached Always Check for Errors Return Callbacks or Use if ... else Listen to the error Events Know Your npm Conclusion

Chapter 8: An Introduction to Functional JavaScript

Imperative JavaScript Object-Oriented JavaScript Functional JavaScript Start Thinking Functionally

Chapter 9: An Introduction to Chart.js 2.0 — Six Simple Examples

Why Chart.js? Installing Chart.js Line Chart Bar Chart Radar Charts Polar Charts Pie & Doughnut Charts Configuring Chart.js Handling Events A Concrete Example Chart.js 2.0 vs 1.0 Conclusion

Chapter 10: Learning JavaScript Test-Driven Development by Example

What is TDD? Benefits of TestDriven Development TestDriven Development With JavaScript Refactoring Our Validator Wrapping Up

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