Summary
In this chapter, we have explored a few of the possibilities to continue your JavaScript journey and keep on improving yourself. We started off by discussing the frontend and what libraries and frameworks are. Libraries and frameworks are both pre-made code that you can use in your project, but libraries typically solve one problem while frameworks provide a standard solution that usually controls the way you structure your application and will come with some limitations. On the other hand, frameworks are great fits for very many things you might want to do with your web apps.
We then moved on to looking at the backend. The backend is the code that runs on the server and we can write this code in JavaScript when we use Node.js. Node.js is a runtime engine that can process JavaScript and has some additional features for JavaScript that we don't have when using JavaScript in the browser.
And that's it. You have a very solid understanding of JavaScript at this...
