Alpesh P.

A new job title. Introducing the Front-end User Experience Developer #frontend #userexperience. I felt pretty confident with the skills I acquired over the last year. For me, the shocking thing was how much some of these front end job descriptions varied. I came across mentions of backend JavaScript libraries to various CMS platforms. However, one thing became clear: I need a much stronger understanding of JavaScript. I gathered my insights in three parts: - Job descriptions themselves - What 'You Don't know JS' are teaching - And from a leader in the web development space who addresses these topics specifically 1. AngularJS 2. JavaScript (jQuery) 3. JSON Experience 4. HTML/CSS 5. LESS/SASS 6. Experiencing Laravel (A great framework of php) 7. Understanding of PHP and mysql 8. Responsive design principles. 9. Package Management (Bower) 10. Task Runners (Gulp) 11. Javascript Module Loader (Require.js)