Sure, you will hear detailed information about a lot of cool things in the sessions of DrupalCon frontend track. But how they fit in the "big picture"? Do you know what to use them for? Do you know all of them?

Do you know HTML5, CSS3, RWD, Sass, Compass, OOCSS, SMACS, BEM, Live Reload, ImageOptim, Bower, Bundler, Guard, Grunt, Gulp, Twig, Polymer, Web Components, Aurora, Omega4, Singularity, Susy, Magic, Breakpoint, Picture, Color Schemer, Toolkit, HTML5 Tools, Modernizr, Blockify, Borealis, Fences, Panels, Rbenv, Node.js, Angular, Backbone… etc?

Do you know which one you should use and which one is not that important?

This talk is going to organize these things into a system you can understand. You'll learn that none of them is actually that scary, and most of them can fit into your workflow and help you to became a better and more happy frontend developer.