How I Started a JavaScript Project in 2016 With Bare Minimum of Tools
The JavaScript environment seems like a scary place these days. People with bare to moderate level of understanding of JavaScript and front-end engineering share articles just to make fun out of it. If you take them seriously, then you will likely give up starting a new application from scratch before even trying. However, it doesn’t have to be so complicated.
This year I had the opportunity to build a custom single-page app from scratch. With my “Stick to basics” approach (similar to the one Addy Osmany shares) I was able to set-up something that boosts productivity, allows for solid quality of the code base, is future-proof and is fun to work on. Let’s review this solution.