- Overview
- Transcript
9.1 Conclusion
That finishes us up for this course, but there’s still much more to come. Stay tuned for my follow-up course, where we’ll dig further various tooling for modern development. Thanks for watching!
1.Introduction1 lesson, 04:44
1.1Welcome04:44
2.Boilerplates and Scaffolding4 lessons, 1:00:43
2.1HTML5 Boilerplate10:13
2.2Twitter Bootstrap09:29
2.3Foundation19:41
2.4Yeoman21:20
3.Markup Abstraction2 lessons, 28:06
3.1Emmet15:47
3.2Markdown12:19
4.CSS Abstraction3 lessons, 47:51
4.1Sass + Compass19:37
4.2LESS14:47
4.3Stylus + Nib13:27
5.HTML and Javascript Abstraction2 lessons, 20:37
5.1Jade15:16
5.2Haml05:21
6.Javascript Preprocessing1 lesson, 13:22
6.1Coffeescript13:22
7.Templating2 lessons, 28:41
7.1Mustache15:17
7.2Handlebars13:24
8.Workflow4 lessons, 44:14
8.1Mobile Debugging07:20
8.2Local Web Servers10:19
8.3Autosave08:38
8.4Chrome DevTools - Inspect + Debug17:57
9.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:25
9.1Conclusion01:25
9.1 Conclusion
Hi, welcome back. We have come to the end of the Part One series of the course, Tools of the Modern Web Developer. I hope in this 20-part video series, you have picked up a lot of the boilerplate and scaffolding tools, as well as markup CSS, HTML and JavaScript abstraction tools, along with some templating and workflow in both mobile browser and desktop. While it can seem a little bit overwhelming at first, embracing all these tools will definitely be a lot fun and productive in our daily workflow. Now, this is not all the end. As we start in any web application development cycle, this is the beginning, such as boilerplate, abstraction and templating, and workflow. In Part Two, we will move on to how we can better improve our code in terms of linting it, analyzing some performance, doing some build tools optimization. And finally, leading up to the continuous integration of our code base, deployment and ending off with some guides to how we can keep learning and keep improving our workflow with the tools of the modern web developer. And finally, with that, let's all keeps exploring the vibrant tool set that the web development industry has to offer. Goodbye.