Enhance your web development projects by fully leveraging [...] concepts, tools, and best practices at frontend

Key Features:Discover the internals of [...], focusing on frontend web development
Explore the npm frontend ecosystem, including its tooling, usage, and development processes
Learn about key web development concepts such as monorepos or publishing libraries

Book Description:
Almost a decade after the release of [...], the tooling used by frontend developers is fully embracing this cross-platform JavaScript runtime, which is sadly often limited to server-side web development. This is where this [...] book comes in, showing you what this popular runtime has to offer and how you can unlock its full potential to create frontend-focused web apps.
You'll begin by learning the basics and internals of [...], before discovering how to divide your code into modules and packages. Next, you'll get to grips with the most popular package managers and their uses and find out how to use TypeScript and other JavaScript variants with [...]. Knowing which tool to use when is crucial, so this book helps you understand all the available state-of-the-art tools in [...]. You'll interact with linters such as ESLint and formatters such as Prettier. As you advance, you'll become well-versed with the Swiss Army Knife for frontend developers - the bundler. You'll also explore various testing utilities, such as Jest, for code quality verification. Finally, you'll be able to publish your code in reusable packages with ease.
By the end of this web development book, you'll have gained the knowledge to confidently choose the right code structure for your repositories with all that you've learned about monorepos.

What You Will Learn:Develop a frontend application with [...]-based tools and libraries
Use bundlers such as webpack or Vite to create efficient web applications
Leverage test runners such as Jest to ship reliable software
Organize code repositories to work in close collaboration with other developers and teams
Find out how to publish npm packages to simplify code reuse
Improve code quality by enabling consistent formatting using Prettier

Who this book is for:
This book is for junior and intermediate-level frontend web developers who are looking to leverage the [...] ecosystem for building frontend solutions. The book requires beginner-level knowledge of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Prior experience in using a standard shell (sh) will be beneficial.