I am compiling a list of tools/libraries/frameworks that every beginner developer should know in order to get better in front-end development. Any help will be highly appreciated.
The absoluly underrated brunch.io. You will quickly forget grunt and gulp
Learn jQuery, CSS, Angular.js and then start writing some server side node.js code. Look into tooling with gulp or grunt and checkout browserify/webpack if you choose. Then understand where backbone and react are coming from. Then mess with a sql database and mongodb.
Here's my list.
And there are more tools, which are basically gulp modules, that let you automate stuff in many aspects very easily.
Angular.js is a bit confusing at start, but as you keep moving on, the complexity of the framework will make you a much better programmer, and it's all worth it.
My contribution to the compilation would be:
Tools:
Frameworks/Libraries:
*Javascript - Because front end is it.!
*I personally don't like AngularJs because of its inherent complexity and also find it hard to understand why people keep using it.
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Here are my bookmarks. If you know these tools and can use some of them in the right situation, you are good to go: github.com/mllbp/dev-bookmarks