Tag Archives: webpack
Easier imports with Webpack’s resolve.alias
One of the things I find annoying when using import in my JS code is the fact that you need to refer to other local files using (relative) paths. Like so: // Without resolve.alias 😭 import Modal from ‘../../../components/objects/modal/modal’; Coming … Continue reading
Electron Webpack Dashboard
Ken Wheeler, who also created the aforementioned webpack-dashboard, has now created an Electron based version: The original webpack-dashboard, was fun and people seemed to like it. Unless they were on Windows, or used a weird terminal set up, or if … Continue reading
Webpack Academy
Sean Larkin, one of the maintainers of Webpack, has started a video series to working with Webpack. The first course, entitled “The Core Concepts” is available for free: One of the biggest mysteries about webpack is how it works. As … Continue reading
Webpack Module Tree Visualizer
Visualize and analyze your Webpack bundle to see which modules are taking up space and which might be duplicates. Generate JSON stats, and pass it into the online tool. webpack –json > stats.json You can also use the plugin locally … Continue reading
webpack-dashboard – A CLI dashboard for your webpack dev server
webpack-dashboard is a webpack plugin that changes the noisy CLI output from this … … into that: Now when you run your dev server, you basically work at NASA Awesome stuff! Installation possible via npm: npm install webpack-dashboard –save-dev webpack-dashboard … Continue reading
Setting up React for ES6 with Webpack and Babel
This resource came in quite handy when setting up React in combination with ES6, Webpack and Babel. Installing all the required dependencies: # Install Webpack npm install –save-dev webpack # Install the Babel Loader, for use with Webpack npm install … Continue reading
Webpack — The Confusing Parts
When I first saw a Webpack config file, it looked very alien-y 👽 and confusing 😱. After playing around with it for some time, I now think that it is because Webpack just has a unique syntax and new philosophies … Continue reading