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by Micah Godbolt
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The audience for this book is the developer who wants to better understand the bigger picture of frontend development. Im writing this to energize and inspire developers to take up the mantle of the frontend architect and fight to make the frontend a first-class citizen in their next project.
It is also written for technically minded managers who are trying to wrap their heads around the ever-changing landscape of frontend development. This book will present compelling arguments for the inclusion of various tools, standards, and best practices that can elevate a projects frontend development to a whole new level.
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But thats all you really needed in those days. As long as you were feeding your fellow webring subscribers with click-throughs, all of the webmasters were happy. And those webmasters? Yes, they were masters of their domain...literally! Websites were simple creatures, and the webmaster was their keeper, tending to the tangle of HTML and wondering if these new Cascading Style Sheets were something to be bothered with; most had already written off JavaScript as a passing fad.
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