Iām a full stack developer who has experience with several front-end tools like Reactjs, Vuejs, and jQuery as well as some back-end tools like PHP, Laravel, Node, and Express.
Location
IL
Education
AAS in Information Technology/Web Development
Work
Senior Software Development Engineer at Wizards of the Coast
I'd love to also add something like Charles Proxy to the list! Any tool to help you easily mock a backend API will help speed up Dev and make it easier to work towards a new API spec.
More than 5 years of experience in frontend technologies and to be an expert in my field, to work with full dedication and to contribute as a key player of the organization.
I think that this one should be mentioned. I use inline one-liner(with one path and one d="...") svgs for icons in React, so I'm handling svg optimization like a boss with svg omg
Max is a startup software engineer. He seeks to use what he has learnt as a startup founder and tech community leader to solves hard problems with innovate products or services.
I recommend:
notion.so for recording notes,specs, product owner feedback and planning.
Postman when working with REST APIs.
I prefer Firefox devtools over Chrome, so it's a good alternative to mention.
Redux devtools for working with apps that implement redux for state management.
Hyper.js for a pleasant and productive terminal experience.
The list goes on, but these plus some of what you mentioned are what I have on everyday.
Thanks!
I also find myself using compressor.io and Coolors a lot.
Great list!
I'd love to also add something like Charles Proxy to the list! Any tool to help you easily mock a backend API will help speed up Dev and make it easier to work towards a new API spec.
With the rapid pace of change in the tech industry, it can be difficult to predict which skills will be in demand in the future ?
However, there are top 10 skills that are essential for any front-end developer.
IMHO the description for GitHub was pretty bad. There's a distinction between Git and GitHub and the paragraph here is just very murky in general.
Thanks, will have a look on that!
Updated, thanks!
I like to use Google's Squoosh App myself for image compression. Works great and you get a preview with a slider
I think that this one should be mentioned. I use inline one-liner(with one path and one d="...") svgs for icons in React, so I'm handling svg optimization like a boss with svg omg
Awesome article I love figma. Will always find way to develop stuff with it.
No 1 tool every front end developer requires is Node.
I use squoosh for converting and compressing images.
I hadn't heard of it before, looks pretty interesting, thanks!
Altair is an Insomnia alternative that's fantastic as well for anyone interested!