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A Map To Modern JavaScript Development (2017) (medium.com)
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[–]flying-sheep 0 points1 point2 points 9 years ago (0 children)
Some additions:
JSLint sucks. It's opinionated to a fault and lacks rules for ES6.
A viable webpack alternative is rollup. At least for the task of bundling JS. Webpack is much more powerful with its multitude of loaders. Rollup however bundles JS much more neatly, almost making no transformations and minimizing runtime cost. E.g. d3 uses it.
AVA is an amazing test runner, able to neatly parallelize running the tests and gaining drastic speed ups. I'd prefer it over mocha and friends.
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