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azl397985856/automate-everything
这是我准备写的第一本书，其实早些时候已经打算开始写书了，只是苦于没有写书经验，无从下手。写书不同于博客，写书需要将知识，经验等系统化地讲述出来，而我现在恰巧缺乏这种表现能力。因此我决定在这里将项目中零散的东西记录下来，然后后期润色一下，写成一本书。
A Chinese-language book draft on front-end engineering, covering front/back-end separation, modularization, automation, and web performance optimization. It is written by and for Chinese-speaking front-end developers who want a systematic treatment of engineering practices rather than scattered blog posts. Last touched in 2021, it is effectively abandoned mid-draft.
The scope is well-structured — splitting the content into four discrete concerns (architecture, modules, automation, performance) maps cleanly to real engineering problems rather than being a grab-bag. The author's background shows in chapter 4, where the performance section goes beyond surface tips to cover building a monitoring platform. The diagrams directory is thorough, suggesting the illustrations were actually created rather than promised and skipped.
The repo is entirely in Chinese with no translation or English summary, which hard-limits the audience. It has been inactive since December 2021 — chapters 5 and 6 exist as stubs and the appendices are placeholders, so you get roughly half a book. There is no code to accompany the concepts, just prose and diagrams, which makes the 'automation' chapter particularly thin. With 549 stars and the author's other repos (the LeetCode solutions repo has tens of thousands), this repo looks like it benefited from audience spillover rather than earned interest on its own merits.