2021 Sep, I was first learning front dev, and the task is to build a reagent validate platform. To be honest, my old view about front dev is HTML/CSS, and I have no idea how Javascript make some cool change to broswer(at that time I don't understand is called DOM) When my leader give a copy of current front code, I was Shocked and what a hell? full of .vue and npm packages(in node_modules). vue components/vue-router/vuex/moment/axios/element-ui/vue-cli/webpack/babel....It took me a long time to self-study these concepts.When fininsh the platform I mentioned eariler, I think It's a great opportunity to learn dive these cool things and make me feel home in front ecosysytem. So, maybe I will update some packages I learned and gradually rub these things in a project with front and backend.
- record: npm packages, front ecosystem, cool tips
- practise skills: vue.js, node.js, gin, mongodb, etc
cli: if u want to create a cli tools, likewebpack-cli,vue-cli,lessc, u will be look at this directory;connectivity: provide some network standard packages and base tools like websocket, message queue, socket, port, etc;doc: swagger? js-doc? if u create a app, these tools will ease u;env: development/staging/testing/CI-CD/production environments and paired configuration;file: temporary directories and data-base file tools;function: util functions, maybe functional programming;log: absolutely will be considered;orm: store data will be use this, u will not directly connect database and should use these middle toolchains;security: password hashing? encry/decry information?testing: no more words;validation: oh, more appear as plugins in some frameworks, for example, validate request or some user given information;