My frontend Tech Map 2019

Posted 1. January 2019 by linuxing3 - 1 min read

frontend roadmap

Table of Contents

  1. Frameworks and Plugins

    1. Vue
    2. VueRouter
    3. Vuex/ORM/pathify
    4. Nuxt
    5. I18n
    6. Axios
    7. React/Redux/Next
  2. Styles

    1. CSS
    2. SASS
    3. Stylus
    4. Less
  3. Project

    1. Parcel
    2. Webpack
  4. Platform

    1. Electron
    2. Web
    3. Mobile
  5. Test Framework

    1. Jest
    2. Cypress
  6. Web Server

    1. Express
  7. Database

    1. Lowdb
    2. nedb
    3. mongodb
    4. accessdb
  8. Query Language

    1. Graphql
    2. prisma
    3. apollo
  9. Statics Site Generator

    1. Gatsby/Vuepress/
    2. Netlify/now/surge.sh
  10. Helpers

    1. Hygen
    2. vue-cli-plugin
    3. ejs
  11. CI

    1. circleci
    2. appveyor
    3. travis-ci
  12. Typescript/Reason/Flow

    1. writing `d.ts`
    2. using `global as any`
    3. writing `generic functions`
    4. definition jump with `f12`
  13. Editor

    1. Emacs
    2. Visual Studio Code
    3. Onivim
    4. Codesandbox

All the technology that I learn and tried in 2018. I am a little bit surprised too.

Frameworks and Plugins

Vue

VueRouter

Vuex/ORM/pathify

Nuxt

I18n

Axios

React/Redux/Next

Styles

CSS

SASS

Stylus

Less

Project

Parcel

Webpack

Platform

Electron

Web

Mobile

Test Framework

Jest

Cypress

Web Server

Express

Database

Lowdb

nedb

mongodb

accessdb

Query Language

Graphql

prisma

apollo

Statics Site Generator

Gatsby/Vuepress/

Netlify/now/surge.sh

Helpers

Hygen

vue-cli-plugin

ejs

CI

circleci

appveyor

travis-ci

Typescript/Reason/Flow

writing `d.ts`

using `global as any`

writing `generic functions`

definition jump with `f12`

Editor

Emacs

Visual Studio Code

Onivim

Codesandbox