Building JavaScript with JavaScript

Slides are here.

This repository is the home of the "live" coding portion of the talk. If you look into the log, there are commits relevant to each step in the process (Usually "Implements JavaScript"). I've also added hashtags to the relevant commits, which I'm not even sure is useful, but they're there.

Here the relevant commits in the order they were presented:

• JavaScript: 4369456d4b4d07ff234405e41835e9dbe4120bab
• CSS: c2dd0f29d75deb8e2a7aa993f216682aec70c55b
• Images: a2a552988b2e2339f37a52ffa5da3791c334fa78
• HTML: b8bd4100805b169f718d716f42952350aaeae220
• Testing: 94fc4299741ee7a91b00073d4f3bb900ddb22292
• Tunnels: ca1d87556415928979749981f34311f85c78cf92
• Watch and Default: 770a6e74318763c51fb663e8b9825e12d7120186

Prerequisites

• Install node.js
• Install gulp globally npm install -g gulp

Further Reading

There is so much more to talk about that there just wasn't time for, so here is a list of other useful tools and features that should integrate easily:

• Use ES6 modules!
• Dependency injection in your unit-tests
• Use SauceLabs for Other Browsers
• Gulp-replace dynamic stuff (great for macros and test mocks)