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This document discusses different aspects of JavaScript including backend frameworks like MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS and NodeJS. It also covers bundling tools like Browserify and Webpack for ES6 JavaScript as well as transpiling with Babel. Finally, it mentions frontend component libraries like ReactJS, Polymer and Web Components for building user interfaces with nested and reusable components.
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