: While established tools like Backbone were still in use, industry "hype" shifted heavily toward React, Vue, and Angular.
: Identifies self-directed and directed resources, including books, screencasts, and bootcamps for mastering the trade .
: Learning React and Redux was a highlighted expectation for the year. Front-end Developer Handbook 2017
The , written by Cody Lindley and sponsored by Frontend Masters , is a comprehensive professional resource designed to guide anyone through the practice of front-end engineering as it stood in 2017. It outlines the essential tools, skills, and learning paths for both aspiring and practicing developers. Structure of the Handbook
: Defines the role of a front-end developer and the core technologies used (HTML, CSS, DOM, and JavaScript). : While established tools like Backbone were still
: The guide identifies varied roles including Front-End SEO Experts, Accessibility Experts, and Front-End DevOps .
: Use of task runners, build tools, package managers (like YARN), and scaffolding tools. Key Industry Context (2017) The , written by Cody Lindley and sponsored
The guide is organized into three primary sections to cover the breadth of the field: