Determine JS Tutorial Environments & Dev Skills about devportal HOT 3 CLOSED

Discussion notes/Conclusion so far, please give your feedbacks or suggestions, @relativityboy, @roboza...

• Define the minimum skillset we expect a Javascript developer to have

Medium understanding of HTML (DOM), CSS and Javascript is required, since most developers already familiar with additional Javascript frameworks (React, Angular, Vue, etc.), so they should be familiar enough with es6 to understand, and act on a tutorial written in es6 without additional explanation and how DOM works.

• Define the Javascript Development environment we expect for Server side development.

Developer should be very familiar with Nodejs 8+ and package management, and usage of simple packages like express, files system, require, import and es6/harmony style coding structure. When/If we will have tutorials for backend setup, dev should be familiar enough to follow common practices for mentioned packages.

• Define the Javascript Development environment we expect for Client side development.

By now all major browsers support ES 6, so developer should be familiar with terms/features like template literals, destructuring assignment, object literals, arrow functions, promises, block-scoped variables, modules, etc. As for webpack or browserify or babel mentioned in standups, I think, it might not be necessary for simple tutorials. VanillaJS with es6 should be sufficient in my opinion and any dev who knows js can turn code/tutorials to their favorite js framework, if necessary.

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should be quite familiar with Javascript functions
Maybe "they should be familiar enough with es6 to understand, and act on a tutorial written in es6 without additional explanation" ?

Otherwise, the above looks good enough to me that we should be able to execute on it. @feruzm Can you endorse my suggestion?

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ok, I will wrap up these issues in few hours today. Thank you!

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