There is a simple warm up exercise found in the /warmup folder.
NPM install to install dependencies:
npm install
And then start to run the built-in server
npm start
Work through the exercises in /es6
Solving and converting to ES6 syntax
Test by simply running the script through node:
node es6/1-block-scope
Or copy & past into jsFiddle
The ttw-app-base folder has the starting point for the grunt setup exercises.
This branch is the ideal start point, though master should be good, too:
timer-app-start-point or master
There are a few additional branches you can view that have alternative approaches to modules
timer-app-grunt-and-require-jstimer-app-grunt-basictimer-app-grunt-iifetimer-app-parcel-bundlertimer-app-webpack
For our final lab we'll build out a ToDo application using ES6 syntax and modules.
The todo app exists in /todo-app-base where all the HTML and css if you prefer not to write that yourself.
The best branch to start from is:
todo-app-start-point or master
We'll rely on a task runner and some transformation tools to help us take care of business.
- Task Runner: Grunt? NPM? Gulp?
- Bundler: Parcel? Webpack?
- Transpiler: Babel - but, with Grunt or Webpack?
Other branches related to this project are:
todo-app-wip