Educake App

The continuation after the "just a class project", now more integrated, surrounding Web, Desktop and Mobile

FrontEnd Libraries

Name	Grade	Notes
React.js	◆◆◇◇◇	A bit popular, but with a lot of thing we will probably not use
Ember.js	◆◆◆◆◇	Same as react (but not so much popular), simpler one, but almost the same learning curve
Angular.js	◆◆◆◇◇	Another popular one, but as the up ones, a little complicated to be used in this project
⭐️ Vue.js	◆◆◆◆◆	Similar and a lot simpler than Angular

UIKits

Name	Grade	Notes
⭐️ Siimple*	◆◆◆◆◆	Simple and readable, columns similar to bootstrap, lack some components to minimize size
Skeleton	◆◆◆◇◇	As the Siimple, but isn't responsible/flexible
Milligram	◆◆◆◆◇	Simple, readable, Mobile first, but they have problems with table resizing and don't wrap the text on columns

• Siimple: It'll get a new version soon.

What need to be learned:

1. Javascript... yeah, fuck the frontend library at the start, all the ones are made with Javascript, and we don't have to be tool dependent, think about the future, maybe you receive a opportunity to work in a web frontend development, what will you need to know, Angular? React? Vue? No. And if those tools got deprecated? What will you do?.
2. Know and how I say it... "Na ponta da língua" the meaning of these words/acronyms:

• Document Object Model (DOM) and what is it's nodes;
• WebComponents;
• Routes and Stores;
• Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM);

3. Module Bundlers like WebPack and Browserify;
4. File watchers (or preprocessors) like Sass, LESS, Haml (OPTIONAL);