JavaScript Infrastructure: CLI, NPM, Babel 7 and Webpack 4

JavaScript Infrastructure: CLI, NPM, Babel and Webpack

Name: JavaScript Infrastructure: CLI, NPM, Babel and Webpack
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This course covers four topics: command line, NPM, Babel 7 and Webpack 4.

This course is designed for absolute beginners.

You will start with command line and NPM.

Then you will learn Babel 7 and Webpack 4.

At the end, you will learn how to integrate Babel and Webpack using babel loader.

The main focus of this course is Webpack.

To help you master Webpack as soon as possible, your Webpack study is made of three stages.

Stage one covers all the basics you need to know about Webpack. Stage two teaches you how to create the most efficient bundled file. The last stage shows you how to integrate Babel and Webpack using babel loader.

At the end of each stage, there will be a review session and a practice session.

You will learn Theory first and then Apply and Practice everything you have learnt in a real project.

By the end of this course, you will TAP command line, NPM, Babel 7 and Webpack 4 ! ^ ^

Bonus section: CommonJS and ESM (ES6 import and export modules)

This course covers four topics: command line, NPM, Babel 7 and Webpack 4.

This course is designed for absolute beginners.

You will start with command line and NPM.

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No matter where and whom you take your lessons from, you will always have to do all the hard work yourself. You have to spend time and efforts learning, understanding, memorizing and practicing new knowledge. This is NO short-cut here. But a good course can show the best route and help you avoid traps and detours. You can achieve maximum productivity from your time and efforts. Based on user feedback, tech development, and our new thoughts and inspirations, we will keep adding new contents and improving existing ones. We will cover basics as well as advanced applications. You will learn smart and creative tech combinations as well. Web development has been a popular area for years. The internet has accumulated tons of free tutoring videos and materials. Even if you are stuck with questions you cannot solve, just post them on stackoverflow, you will have your answers within a few minutes. With all the free tutoring materials and teachers, what is the point of creating this paid online course? It depends on what you really want. If you just want to have a rough idea of how web apps work and create some basic programs, then there is really no need for you to pay for any courses. Free internet information is more than enough to meet your demands. If you want to be able to turn your design and idea into programs that are safe and efficient enough to be applied in real life and solve all kinds of challenge, then this course is perfect for you. We believe a good online course should also be a navigator, not just explaining coding concepts. It should show you where the real destination is and most importantly, take you there in the most efficient way. Why we emphasize real destination? First of all, you should know a program that can work is very different from a program that can survive in real life. This is like playing a racing game on your phone is definitely not the same as driving a real car on a real track. For example, in our PHP lesson, we will teach you how to create an upload program. We have seen books and courses that only teach how to upload files. If you run that program in real life, it will not last a day. It will do more damage than good. For an upload program to work in real life, you need to check file type and size before letting any file being uploaded. You also need to protect your program from uploading the same file repeatedly by keeping refreshing the uploading page. Uploaded files should be properly renamed and stored. Most importantly, this process must be automatic. Uploaded files must also be retrievable, therefore information about uploaded files should also be automatically recorded into database. If one step is missing, your upload program will not survive the real life environment. This is why we emphasize real destination. We want to show you the whole picture, rather than just a segment of it. Knowing the whole picture is what separates a trustworthy professional programmer from a coding amateur. Apparently the road to the real destination is quite long. This is why a good course should be a navigator. It should show students the best route. When designing our course contents, we acknowledge and most importantly, take in consideration two very important facts: Everybody forgets and you have other things going on in your life and can only partly devote to your study. This means your study will be constantly interrupted and when you resume your study, you might find what you have learnt has become rusty. As a result, all your new knowledge are built on a collapsing foundation. At the end of your study, you will find that despite you have spent time and money, but you just cannot make satisfactory progress. You thought you have learnt everything but just cannot put them together can create a functional program. So how do we solve this problem? We divide our whole course content into small segments. At the end of each segment, there will be a review session summarizing everything you have learnt from that session. When you are creating APPs, we will give a review session on key knowledge as well. Apart from review sessions, we will also help you control your study pace. You will often hear we tell you that if you cannot answer this quiz, do not proceed and review previous lessons. The biggest card up our sleeve is our content table. You might think our upload program lesson starts here. But actually our upload lesson has started long before that. We have started to lay foundations for you since we teach you how to create a file type detector. We divide a complicated program into components and will only add one component at a time. Most importantly, every time we add a new component, we will review the previous components again. In the very end, despite the program we are creating is long and complicated, you will be able to master everything.

Specification: JavaScript Infrastructure: CLI, NPM, Babel and Webpack

Duration	3.5 hours
Year	2021
Level	Beginner
Certificate	Yes
Quizzes	No

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Alex Taghavi – November 11, 2019
This is a terrible course for beginners. Barely any documentation with videos. Most videos have ew code which can be found nowhere in the previous video. The developer isn’t willing to help, instead will tell you to ask for a refund when you provide feedback. The flip side is that the material is fairly recent and if you already know some webpack, this course might actually teach you a few things.
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Real Mohsin – November 28, 2019
Great course. Teaches the basics and more importantly understands what the tricky aspects of webpack are and spends lots of time explaining those.
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Lex Semenenko – December 18, 2019
I have all Webpack including and dedicated courses from Udemy, and this one is the best of them.
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Ivan Karlsson – December 24, 2019
Great nimble and easy entry course to webpack 4 configuration. Highly recommended for developers that ain’t familiar with the webpack concepts and want to get in quicky! Thanks for the course!
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Dominik Rebitzer – January 15, 2020
Very informative course that covers all the necessary steps in order to get started with Webpack. The course is more scripted and has less of a live coding touch to it opposed to most other programming courses but that does not mean that the quality suffered.
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Caden Howell – August 3, 2020
Pretty good. Some things seem skipped over too fast. I am on Ubuntu, not a Mac, so I had to figure some installation steps out. Also, when they opened the IDE, they said open the editor. You can’t get more generic than that and it didn’t help me at all. I couldn’t even Google for what IDE they’re using to see if it’s available for Ubuntu imagine trying to search for something called editor.
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Won B. – March 12, 2021
Practical lessons. Thank you!
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