This lecture explains how to organize project files to avoid confusion, focusing on creating a structured file system with SRC and Dist folders. It covers using Babel to convert and bundle JavaScript files, automating tasks with scripts, and implementing a watcher for real-time updates. The session concludes with a brief introduction to Webpack, setting the stage for future lessons.

Why is it important to structure files properly in a project?

• To increase the file size

• To make it easier to delete files

• To make the project look more professional

• To avoid confusion and manage files efficiently

What is the purpose of the 'Dist' folder?

• To store unused code

• To hold the final code ready for deployment

• To keep backup files

• To store temporary files

What is the main advantage of creating a script in package.json for Babel?

• It allows Babel to run automatically without any command

• It shortens the command needed to run Babel

• It allows Babel to run on multiple files simultaneously

• It makes Babel run faster

How does a watcher improve the development process?

• By creating backups of the source files

• By automatically updating the bundle file with changes

• By reducing the file size

• By increasing the speed of the server

What is the next topic introduced after Babel?

• Angular

• Webpack

• React

• Node.js