Deep Front-End Development

I've always wanted to record some things about front-end development, but I never got around to it. I took the opportunity during the Ironman contest period to organize everything at once.

This series is divided into several major parts, and there may be more in the future.

JavaScript Basics

An Introduction to JavaScript and ECMAScript
A Brief Overview of Common JavaScript Operations
== vs ===, Floating-Point Arithmetic
Revisiting the Event Loop
Rethinking jQuery
JavaScript and Garbage Collection
Immediately Invoked Function Expressions (IIFE)

Front-end Engineering

Why Front-end Needs Engineering? - webpack
What Led to the Emergence of Babel?

Front-end UI Development

Considerations When Implementing UI
How to Manage APIs in Front-end (Part 1)
How to Manage APIs in Front-end (Part 2)
How to Manage APIs in Front-end (Part 3) - Some Experiences
The 100 Sorrows of CSS
Discussion on CSS Management - Things to Consider in Layout
A Brief Talk on Caching

Introduction to Front-end Frameworks

React and Vue - Why Do We Need xxx Despite Having jQuery?
flux & redux (unfinished)

Browser JavaScript

Making Use of Idle Time - requestIdleCallback
Exploring Browser APIs (Part 2)
Exploring Browser APIs (Part 3)
Autoplay and Mute

Front-end and Security

Front-end and Security

Bonus Section

What Makes Good Code?
Revisiting Redux

Advanced Topics

Functional Reactive Programming
GraphQL
SEO Capabilities of Front-end
Front-end and Back-end
Things to Know When Developing Live Streaming Applications
Universal Link
Error Handling

If you're interested in any of the above topics, you can check out the links on Ironman Contest or Gitbook: