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[Part-3] 10 things to ‘really’ understand to become an effective JavaScript developer
Thank you for coming back to complete this series. Hope you find the walk of these critical items helpful.
We have covered a lot of ground in Parts 1 and 2 of this series as you see below.
If you were a non-linear learner like me, you would probably appreciate the pain of bringing yourself back up a level when you are stuck on a front-end or an API problem and learn these topics the hard way.
As we move the last part of this series, it is about how to apply the learnings on projects at scale. The scale here means large projects with many teams working on a common vision and goal.
As you continue to work on more complex projects involving JavaScript, you are going to be building complex front-end and APIs, or playing the role of a full-stack developer using JavaScript as a primary programming tool.
Managing clean code, reusing what’s recommended by your staff engineers, and following a ‘pattern’ becomes more important than the code itself.
