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You are the most up to date web dev around here right The actual term is Front End engineer, but yeah, Im the right guy. I do web in 2. 01. Visualisations, music players, flying drones that play football, you name it. I just came back from Js. Conf and React. Conf, so I know the latest technologies to create web apps. Cool. I need to create a page that displays the latest activity from the users, so I just need to get the data from the REST endpoint and display it in some sort of filterable table, and update it if anything changes in the server. I was thinking maybe using j. Query to fetch and display the data Oh my god no, no one uses j. Query anymore. You should try learning React, its 2. Oh, OK. Whats React Its a super cool library made by some guys at Facebook, it really brings control and performance to your application, by allowing you to handle any view changes very easily. That sounds neat. Can I use React to display data from the server Yeah, but first you need to add React and React DOM as a library in your webpage. Wait, why two libraries So one is the actual library and the second one is for manipulating the DOM, which now you can describe in JSX. JSX What is JSX JSX is just a Java. Script syntax extension that looks pretty much like XML. Its kind of another way to describe the DOM, think of it as a better HTML. Whats wrong with HTML Its 2. No one codes HTML directly anymore. Right. Anyway, if I add these two libraries then I can use React Not quite. You need to add Babel, and then you are able to use React. Another library Whats Babel Oh, Babel is a transpiler that allows you to target specific versions of Java. Script, while you code in any version of Java. Script. You dont HAVE to include Babel to use React. JS, but unless you do, you are stuck with using ES5, and lets be real, its 2. ES2. 01. 6 like the rest of the cool kids do. ES5 ES2. 01. 6 Im getting lost over here. Whats ES5 and ES2. ES5 stands for ECMAScript 5. Its the edition that has most people target since it has been implemented by most browsers nowadays. ECMAScript Yes, you know, the scripting standard Java. Script was based on in 1. Java. Script was named Livescript and only ran in the Netscape Navigator. That was very messy back then, but thankfully now things are very clear and we have, like, 7 editions of this implementation. For real. And ES5 and ES2. The fifth and seventh edition respectively. Wait, what happened with the sixth You mean ES6 Yeah, I mean, each edition is a superset of the previous one, so if you are using ES2. Right. And why use ES2. ES6 then Well, you COULD use ES6, but to use cool features like async and await, you need to use ES2. Otherwise you are stuck with ES6 generators with coroutines to block asynchronous calls for proper control flow. I have no idea what you just said, and all these names are confusing. Look, Im just loading a bunch of data from a server, I used to be able to just include j. Query from a CDN and just get the data with AJAX calls, why cant I just do that Its 2. Query anymore, it ends up in a bunch of spaghetti code. Everyone knows that. Right. So my alternative is to load three libraries to fetch data and display a HTML table. Well, you include those three libraries but bundle them up with a module manager to load only one file. I see. And whats a module manager The definition depends on the environment, but in the web we usually mean anything that supports AMD or Common. JS modules. Riiight. And AMD and Common. JS are Definitions. There are ways to describe how multiple Java. Script libraries and classes should interact. You know, exports and requiresYou can write multiple Java. Script files defining the AMD or Common. JS API and you can use something like Browserify to bundle them up. OK, that makes sense I think. What is Browserify Its a tool that allows you to bundle Common. JS described dependencies to files that can be run in the browser. It was created because most people publish those dependencies in the npm registry. Its a very big public repository where smart people put code and dependencies as modules. Like a CDN Not really. Its more like a centralised database where anyone can publish and download libraries, so you can use them locally for development and then upload them to a CDN if you want to. Oh, like Bower Yes, but its 2. Bower anymore. Oh, I see so I need to download the libraries from npm then Yes. So for instance, if you want to use React , you download the React module and import it in your code. You can do that for almost every popular Java. Script library. Oh, like Angular Angular is so 2. But yes. Angular would be there, alongside Vue. JS or Rx. JS and other cool 2. Want to learn about those Lets stick with React, Im already learning too many things now. So, if I need to use React I fetch it from this npm and then use this Browserify thing Yes. That seems overly complicated to just grab a bunch of dependencies and tie them together. It is, thats why you use a task manager like Grunt or Gulp or Broccoli to automate running Browserify. Heck, you can even use Mimosa. Grunt Gulp Broccoli Mimosa The heck are we talking about now Task managers. But they are not cool anymore. We used them in like, 2. Makefiles, but now we wrap everything with Webpack. Makefiles I thought that was mostly used on C or C projects. Yeah, but apparently in the web we love making things complicated and then going back to the basics. We do that every year or so, just wait for it, we are going to do assembly in the web in a year or two. Sigh. You mentioned something called Webpack Its another module manager for the browser while being kind of a task runner as well. Its like a better version of Browserify. Oh, Ok. Why is it better Well, maybe not better, its just more opinionated on how your dependencies should be tied. Webpack allows you to use different module managers, and not only Common. JS ones, so for instance native ES6 supported modules. Im extremely confused by this whole Common. JSES6 thing. Everyone is, but you shouldnt care anymore with System. JS. Jesus christ, another noun js. Ok, and what is this System. JS Well, unlike Browserify and Webpack 1. System. JS is a dynamic module loader that allows you to tie multiple modules in multiple files instead of bundling them in one big file. Wait, but I thought we wanted to build our libraries in one big file and load that Yes, but because HTTP2 is coming now multiple HTTP requests are actually better. Wait, so cant we just add the three original libraries for React Not really. I mean, you could add them as external scripts from a CDN, but you would still need to include Babel then. Paleoanthropology Graduate Programs. Sigh. And that is bad right Yes, you would be including the entire babel core, and it wouldnt be efficient for production. On production you need to perform a series of pre tasks to get your project ready that make the ritual to summon Satan look like a boiled eggs recipe.