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In modern web development ecosystem Webpack is one of the most crucial parts, but not everyone fully understands how it works under the hood. This video will help to understand all of its internal mechanism by writing your bundler! 🛠

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Understanding how Webpack works by building a simple app with Mocha and Chai tests 💪🏼

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Practical advises on using Webpack and Babel ✍️

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​​In an open space worked a frontend developper. Not a nasty or a dirty app maker. He had been doing HTML, CSS and JS for many years. He had known dark ages when all those word meant danger and trouble. Many years after the golden age of One day One JS webapp framework, he did not know a new initiation quest was coming to him: Web app performances.

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Webpack is the leading module bundler for React and Redux apps. I think folks using Angular 2 and other frameworks are also using it a lot these days.

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​​For the past three weeks, I have been trying to create a React app from scratch to understand the set-up with Webpack. My aim was to set up a simple configuration which can then be grown upon. It’s been a struggle to understand Webpack.

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Using Webpack with Babel to bundle ES6 web application is a well documented area with pieces of supporting content in various sources like StackOverflow and Git providing information on how to use ES6 for the Webpack config file. But Babel started using scope packages starting from version 7. Since a lot of documentation was written for Babel 6 but not Babel 7. This caused a fair amount of confusion to many developers (Author included). Since many OpenSource packages tend to be to occupied with their own repository to be able to provide full time support or update the documentation. This article hopes to fill up that gap till all the various packages move their versions up.

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​​So a friend of mine, Frode, asked me a question about how Webpack and LESS works, and how you set that up. Instead of writing a one-off answer, I thought I’d write it as a quick article here on Medium — so other people can benefit from my answer as well.

#webpack #less

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​​There are a million tutorials online, so you probably have seen a thousand different ways to configure Webpack file. And all of them will be working examples. Why is it so? Webpack itself has been evolving really fast and a lot of loaders and plugins have to keep up. This is a major reason why the configuration files are so different: with a different version combination of the same tools things might work, or break.

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​​You’re a junior developer that recently landed on the JavaScript ecosystem. There’s so much going on that you have no idea where to start. Maybe try React? That library is cool, I should try it. Why isn’t this working?

​​One thing that I found is that being part of the ecosystem is the quickest way to understand it. That’s why in this article you’ll learn how to publish a npm package and get it working in your projects as fast as possible.

#Webpack #Babel #NPM

​​This blog post is for JavaScript developers who wanted to develop a Web Application using Full Stack capabilities of JavaScript. As we all know, JavaScript has been evolved and is still evolving to give us the power to write our Web Applications not only from Client-Side but also from Server-Side.In this article, I will show how the below tools and technologies can be leveraged for front-end development of a web application.

#React #Redux #Sass #Webpack

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​​webpack is a brilliant tool for bundling frontend assets. When things start to slow down, though, its batteries-included nature and the ocean of third-party tooling can make it difficult to optimize. Poor performance is the norm and not the exception. But it doesn’t have to be that way, and so — after many hours of research, trial, and error — what follows is a field guide offering up what we learned on our path towards a faster build.

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#Webpack #Performance #Optimization

​​Have you thought about making modern JavaScript applications with the simplest setup possible for your next project?

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#JavaScript #Webpack #PWA

​​Learn how to optimize the JavaScript bundle by minizming how much code is transpiled.

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​​Recently I was publishing a library to npm and I thought of experimenting with the bundler I was going to package my code in. While webpack has always been my standard choice, I decided to put it up against two other popular bundlers — Rollup and Parcel.

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#Bundlers #Webpack #Rollup #Parcel

​​Developing a JavaScript application involves reloading the browser each time you save code changes in order to refresh the user interface.

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​​Editors may have problem with auto importing that complicated relative paths ( at least VSCode does ). Importing manually from various modules in your project will start to feel very cumbersome ( trust me, I experienced that with my team at work… )

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