Exploring The Parcel Application Bundler

In this video we will take a look at the brand new Parcel bundler which is a little to no configuration application bundler which works similar to Webpack but is much faster and easier to use. We will mess around with it and at the same time build a simple joke generator application

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[TraversyMedia]

Here is a better way to create the jokes request/response without having to create a separate promise....

import axios from 'axios';

// module.exports = {
// getOne: function () {
// .then(res => res.json())
// .then(data => data.value.joke)
// }
// }

// export const jokes = {
// getOne: function () {
// .then(res => res.json())
// .then(data => data.value.joke)
// }
// }

export const jokes = {
getOne: function () {
.then(res => res.data.value.joke);
}
}

[ChrisWiley]

This video is very timely. I just pulled up the Parcel home page and opened Youtube up also and low and behold, this video is here to explain Parcel to me. Way to stay up on the current buzz.

[FauzulChowdhury]

Hi, brad. Can you show what Docker is and how to use it or if I should be using it at all?

[retiar]

Maaan, your teaching method is so good. Im so new to all the webpack stuff but this parcel tut was so educational for me. All the side-tips were great for me. Thanks brad i appreciate every minute of your videos.

[AdolfoBarreto]

Thank You, Brad, you have a gift for making code comfortable. You speak the way I do (I'm only 2/3 nerd!) but, I can keep up and even learn more from watching you work. I especially appreciate that you talk through your rational choices. It's a real pleasure, and I appreciate your videos. Thank You!

[shadowind]

I came for a Parcel tutorial, but you bundled all of that nice stuff in the video. Really appreciated 👍

[PierreLaBaguette]

i cant express how glad i am for what you showed here - to learn some basic parcel stuff? totally great! then to learn about autoprefixer and postcss?? cant express. it s great strategy to show here and there what options are out there to make our dev life easier, about which we normally wouldnt learn about

[SanjeevTechVideos]

Thank you Traversy Media for explaining everything in very simple way. Thank you so much.

[MrSlippyBlade]

Axios & Fetch already return a promise, there's no need to wrap it in return new Promise to access resolve. You just need to return fetch().then.... or return axios().then...

[AS-zwlk]

Thanks for this Brad - really awesome tool for the amount of effort required to setup. It's definitely something to be excited about. I really enjoyed the way you demonstrated several request APIs. PostCSS plugin without autoprefixer options didn't work for me (through in some options and it worked fine). You're doing well to keep up with all this new stuff. You don't get paid enough for the amount of work you put in. You never know what you'll cover next - always a great intro though.

[demarcjohnson]

I'd came into this tutorial to refresh myself with node and parcel, but came out learning a lot more. I didn't know that promises is similar to async await and readFileSync is native to node.

[eljefe]

That was a super awesome intro to parcel with some very helpful bonus techniques. You rock the keyboard man!

[manuelramos]

Thank you for your dedication. You was born to teach that´s for sure!

[dusanjovanov]

Why did you create a new Promise in getOne? Couldn't you just return the promise from the second then? Like .then(data => data.value.joke)

[ILyaCyclone]

Great stuff. I'd like to see a part two with some minimal configuration, like making proper structure of source code, like, say, src/webapp/js, src/webapp/styles etc and bundling it with Parcel.

[developmentwithroman]

Parcel is a great tool! So simple to use, amazingly fast and powerful. Before that, I use Gulp, but when I tried Parcel in my project- I was impressed

[vincseize]

Thank you for this course, very clear. You're great !!!

[ASoftwareEngineer]

thanks for the vid. One tip though to get package.json quickly is

`yarn init -y or npm init -y`

[CASMANWHAT]

Chuck Norris doesn't need a web bundler. He is the bundler.

[minutesvideography]

WOW! Such an Incredible work out, Thank You.