At WebDevHub, it is my goal to help developers discover buildless workflows, by working closely with the browser rather than lots of complex tooling and abstractions. In this section, we've gathered several tips, tricks, and alternatives to help you discover the browsers native capabilities, and to go buildless.
Over the last several years, web development has become almost synonymous with web framework development. Indeed, the proliferation and popularity of front-end web frameworks has led many in the industry to know more about their framework of choice than they do about the underlying platform.
We feel the best way to become a well-rounded and highly-capable web developer is to focus first on learning what the web platform has to offer with as few frameworks and tools added on top as possible.
MDN is an excellent resource for learning web APIs and practices. We recommend MDN's Getting started with the web as the foundation of any web development curriculum.
In this section we'd like to show you some buildless approaches and workflows, that might allow you to replace some of your tooling with built-in browser functionalities.