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Paul Irish on Web Application Development Workflow

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Web developmentTools and practiceVue, Svelte, Angular and othersBuild systems and packagingDeveloper productivity

Paul Irish demonstrates modern front-end development workflows and tooling, focusing on Yeoman and automated build processes.

Iterating faster, avoiding bugs through tools, and improved automated testing are great ideas, but in this talk Google's Paul Irish will show how to really incorporate them into a functional and realistic developer workflow. Additionally, Paul gives us an overview of Yeoman and shows how this set of tools and libraries can help developers quickly build elegant and compelling web apps. ** For more from HTML5DevConf, head to mrkn.co/kwu5v

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What people say. Recommended as a classic talk on front-end developer workflows and tooling.

u/jaskaain r/Frontend • Recommends

On “/r/frontend, what are some videos / talks / presentations which you think every front-end developer should watch?”

Paul Irish on Web Application Development Workflow link to this video
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u/eightfivezeroin r/Frontend • Recommends

On “What development tools do you guys personally use for a Mac environment?”

Of course I'll recommend Sublime like the others did. Together with some packages and keyboard shortcuts it's a really sleek and powerful editor that every frontend developer should at least try out. I also strongly recommend that you try out yeoman. It can do all of the things that codekit and MAMP do and much more on top of that. All from your terminal. Here's an hour long video of Paul Irish where he goes into great detail on what his dev environment looks like: link to this video Take a look at it, it has lots and lots of great tips.
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