====== Useful Java Script related frameworks / tools ======

These tools can enhance your workflow, increase productivity, and enable you to write more robust and maintainable code:

  - **TypeScript**: Adds static typing to JavaScript, which can make code easier to understand and debug.
  - **ESLint**: A popular linting tool that helps to enforce coding standards and find potential errors.
  - **Prettier**: An opinionated code formatter that enforces a consistent code style across your project.
  - **[[java-script:babel|Babel]]**: Allows you to use the latest ECMAScript features by converting modern JavaScript code into a version that's compatible with most browsers.
  - **Webpack**: A powerful module bundler that can handle bundling JavaScript files, CSS, images, and more for deployment.
  - **Node.js**: Essential for server-side programming, enabling JavaScript to be used outside the browser.
  - **npm/Yarn**: Package managers that allow you to easily include third-party libraries and manage dependencies.
  - **Jest**: A testing framework that can help you write tests for your JavaScript code to ensure it's working as intended.
  - **Immutable.js**: Libraries such as Immutable.js provide persistent immutable data structures.
  - **React/Vue/Angular**: Popular JavaScript frameworks and libraries for building interactive web applications.
  - **Redux/MobX**: State management libraries that help in managing state in large-scale applications, often used with React.
  - **Sass/LESS**: CSS preprocessors that extend CSS with features like variables and nested rules.
  - **GraphQL**: A query language for APIs, which enables more efficient data retrieval.
  - **RxJS**: A library for reactive programming, providing tools for composing asynchronous and event-based code.
  - **Storybook**: A tool for developing UI components in isolation.
  - **Husky**: Can prevent bad git commit, git push, and more by using hooks.