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 Exemplary | Adequate | Needs Improvement
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-|Explained why web developer would use tool| Explained how, but not why developer would use tool| Did not mention how or why a developer would use tool  |
+|Explained why web developer would use tool| Explained how, but not why developer would use tool| Did not mention how or why a developer would use tool  |
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+ChatGPT said:
+Perfect! Thanks for the link — that page on MDN lists a bunch of client-side tools used in web development (like build tools, linters, package managers, etc.).
+
+You're supposed to choose 3 tools that were not covered in your class, and for each one:
+
+Find it in that MDN list (or something similar from the category).
+
+Explain what the tool is.
+
+Explain why a web developer would use it.
+
+That’s how you get the “Exemplary” grade in your rubric!
+
+✅ Here’s an example structure for your assignment using 3 tools:
+1. Parcel (Bundler Tool)
+What it is:
+Parcel is a web application bundler that automatically transforms, bundles, and optimizes your code without needing a config file.
+
+Why a web developer would use it:
+A web developer would use Parcel to speed up their development process by letting the tool handle tasks like minification, bundling assets, and hot module reloading — all with minimal setup. It’s great for beginners and small-to-medium projects.
+
+Documentation:
+https://parceljs.org
+
+2. PostCSS (CSS Tooling)
+What it is:
+PostCSS is a tool for transforming CSS with JavaScript plugins. It can lint your CSS, add vendor prefixes, and even let you use future CSS features.
+
+Why a web developer would use it:
+Developers use PostCSS to improve and future-proof their CSS, ensuring better browser compatibility and reducing manual work. It helps write cleaner and more modern CSS.
+
+Documentation:
+https://postcss.org
+
+3. Browsersync (Development Tool)
+What it is:
+Browsersync is a development tool that automatically reloads your browser when files change — and it syncs across multiple devices in real time.
+
+Why a web developer would use it:
+It’s great for testing responsive designs across devices. A developer can instantly see changes across multiple screens without manually refreshing. This speeds up development and ensures consistency.
+
+Documentation:
+https://browsersync.io
+