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How to Pick Good JavaScript Libraries

How to Pick Good JavaScript Libraries

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How to Pick Good JavaScript Libraries

Outline

There are a plethora of JavaScript libraries out on the internet and it seems like a new one crops up just about every day. How is one supposed to know what library is good and if it should be considered for your next project? We will address some of the main things to look for when considering a JavaScript library and look at various libraries that conform to these guidelines.

Abstract

There are a plethora of JavaScript libraries out on the internet and it seems like a new one crops up just about every day. How is one supposed to know which library is good and if it should be considered for your next project? Questions like these can be difficult and costly depending on the answer.

During our time together we will address some of the main things to look for when considering a JavaScript library such as extensibility, good documentation, sufficient test coverage, and a vibrant community. We will unpack these concepts and others as we survey the JavaScript library landscape.

As we discuss these strategies we will look at various libraries that conform to these guidelines and examine why they are successful, why they continue to be active, and why you should consider using them in your projects.

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