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As you can see there are hundreds of web development tools and resources available to help streamline your development workflow and hopefully aid you in being more productive…
Don't go there looking for insight, discussion, or help in deciding what to use for your next project. But do bookmark it as a reference perhaps.
Even though I think this is a useful article, I agree that it's probably better to use the actual title. If a sub is getting voted up a lot like this one is, then it's confirmation that it's not a Buzzfeed-like listicle with thin content.
Also Jest, Jasmine, Mocha, Selenium. I mean, unit and integration testing were entirely stripped from the list in the link.
Nexus for local NPM repo (if you don't want to publish publicly, or pay a ton to make it private).
And you should probably learn a bit of Maven if you're on a Java stack so you can figure out how shit actually comes together on the page.
The joys of front end.
Honorable mention for sophisticated animations: http://greensock.com/
And then there's the missing mentions about the plethora of mobile app bootstraps such as phonegap.
As complex as the frontend has become, C++ development requires a much more sophisticated set of skills and use of frameworks IMO. I do like that frontend work can require some decent engineering chops now, although it shrinks the talent pool considerably, for the present time at least. I personally look forward to the day jQuery DIAF now that much of the DOM API is standardized. Although it is extremely useful, it's a tight coupling that I'd rather do without.