Front end Developer Handbook

Front end developer manual

This is a practical manual that anyone can use to learn front-end engineering. It outlines and discusses the practice of front-end engineering: how to learn and what tools to use in practice

The purpose of writing this manual is twofold: firstly, to provide a professional resource, including learning materials and development tools, for potential and practicing front-end developers; Secondly, this manual can be used by managers, CTOs, lecturers, and headhunters as insights into front-end development practices

The content of this manual supports web technologies (HTML, CSS, DOM, and JavaScript), and the solutions provided in the manual are directly built on these open technologies The materials and discussions cited in the manual are the best or current issues that front-end developers need to face

This manual should not be seen as a comprehensive outline of all available resources for front-end developers. Its value lies in its simplicity, focus, and timely management of sufficient classification information, so as not to immerse anyone in any specific topic

This manual will be updated annually

This manual is divided into three parts:

Part One: Front end Development Practice

The first part will roughly describe the practice of front-end engineering

Part 2: Learning Front end Development

The second part identifies direct resources for self-learning to become a front-end developer

Part Three: Front end Development Tools

The third part will briefly discuss the use of some front-end development tools