How to build webapps with tools
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This document provides an overview of how to build web applications using various tools. It discusses concepts like boilerplates, libraries, dependencies, assets, coding, testing, and deploying. Specific tools mentioned include Bower for front-end package management, Grunt for running tasks like the development server, asset optimization, and testing. The document also briefly discusses essential front-end concepts, demoing the process, testing, and deployment options.
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