Creating an esveo basics knowledge base
When onboarding new people at esveo, we often times explain the same topics. Additionally, questions about further reading resources come up regularly. Depending on who is doing the onboarding and coaching, they have different links in their repertoire that they can share with the team. To streamline this, we want to start our own knowledge base with our own articles and popular articles that we share from other people.
Target audience & topic selection
This collection of articles is targeted mainly at junior developers that are in the beginning of their journey into web development. We will fill them over time with the topics that come up during teaching of our colleagues. As a result, this will not start from zero, but with a bit more specialized topics where people might need input in their day to day live as an employed junior developer. Maybe we will have a comprehensive guide that we can completely follow when introducing someone into the word of JavaScript, HTML & CSS.
Topics
Infrastructure & Tooling
- What is a bundler: Learn why we use tools like Vite or Webpack, what their responsibilities are and what implications they have for our day to day work.
- How to update dependencies correctly: Lern what is important when updating dependencies and which tools can be used to do this quickly and easily
- What are lockfiles: Learn what lockfiles are and why they are also important for the joint development of a project.
- TypeScript – the what and why. Coming soon
NodeConf EU 2024
Jonathan Frere
My first month at esveo
Julien Seerig
My first international conference
Andreas Roth
YouTube Music And Its Broken Volume Slider
Paul Dittrich
Developers are better with No-Code
Andreas Roth
What are lockfiles?
Julien Seerig
The IT market in transition - challenges and opportunities in a new era
Robert Kramer
Why it's a bad idea to convert a union to a tuple type.
Philipp Dehler
Updating npm Dependencies
Andreas Roth
Replay Browser
Paul Dittrich
What are bundlers?
Andreas Roth
Real-time editing using Storyblok with Next.js Server Components
Paul Dittrich