When you are new to front-end development and start mastering HTML5, CSS and JavaScript, the obvious next step is to put your hands on tools that most developers use to stay sane in this complex space.[...] And suddenly you find yourself wondering: is there any solution to automate all these tools? How can you create a repeatable workflow to prevent you from making mistakes? Obviously a solution exists, and two tools in particular are waiting for you to get started: Grunt and Gulp.
Here you’ll find a list of tools, libraries, polyfills and other kinds of open source scripts I’ve developed over the years, ordered by release date, NOT popularity. Some of them only work in recent browsers. Also, obviously if you use a tool to help you with an experimental CSS feature, it probably won’t work in browsers that don’t support that feature.
Browse the functions list to find plain JavaScript solutions for common jQuery tasks. Get started by reading up on querySelectorAll() - a CSS selector method like the one provided by jQuery. Discover a wide variety of vanilla JS tools in the plugins repository, e.g. lightboxes, WYSIWYG editors, charting libraries, and a lot more.