Dominic Myers has written a pragmatic, thorough, truthful account of what it means to be a Front-End Developer. Essential reading for anyone considering this career, providing a bird's eye view of the entire landscape of Front-End development that will benefit anyone entering the field. -- Lars Malmqvist * Lead Architect, Accenture * As someone whos not touched code in 20+ years, the world has changed considerably. Doms new book is a great refresher on some of the fundamental theories of front-end development, coupled with an insightful dive into how front-end developer roles are structured in todays world. Plenty of jumping off points for further investigation, and something Id recommend for those new to (or looking to refresh in) the world of development. -- James Mayes * Co-Founder and CEO, Mind the Product * For any aspiring developer, this book is a must; Dominic has taken his vast experience as a web developer and has published an intuitive, easy to read definitive guide that reflects on the day to day activities & covers the choice of frameworks vs libraries, challenges, techniques, approaches, communications, skills and explains common tools of the trade. -- Andy Widdess * Enterprise Architect, The Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (affiliated to the University of Cambridge) * From how to become a front-end developer, to a day in the life of one, this book is a 360 view of this fascinating role. A must read for anyone interested in a career as a front-end developer or already in the role and wondering if they're doing it right. -- Claire Ashton * Sector Marketing Manager - Education, GRC International Group Plc * If you're considering a Front-end Developer's role, there is a lot to learn - technologies, languages, frameworks. This book doesn't go into details of any of them! Instead, it gives a great overview of what the role is, how it fits in a big picture of a whole software development lifecycle! -- Pawe Dawczak * Senior Software Engineer, Simply Business *
