Code Splitting with Webpack 4 by Billy Pruden

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With a buffet of JS tools to choose from it can be easy to stick to what we know and avoid diving into a new echo system of plugins, documentation, and stack overflow posts. We've probably all heard of Webpack at this point but how many of us have taken the time to go beyond what create-react-app gives us out of the box?

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The first 10 minutes are useless


10:45

BULLSHXTYT
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Just a quick one on the analyzer, you can set openAnalyzer to false to not have it open all the time.

xerrion
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Awesome talk, wonder how could i annotate critical css and inline it to html with webpack

lxsedov
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Any basic videos or tutorials someone can recommend for configuring webpack

iliketocode
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I’m still pretty new to coding, but I started with webpack, and found it to be kinda confusing. Anyways is gulp a lot easier to use then webpack ?

Cognitoman
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How can i apply that using react typescript or do you have boilerplate for us to play around

ignacioignacio
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DO anyone here implemented webpack4 code splitting for node app. And used split chunk plugin and also lazy loading them.

DinakarChandolu
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What good is showing us the code if it is too small to view. the damn video wastes space showing him and the title! Could have been good if the code could have been seen

timjohnson
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Searched for the book that was suggested i.e. SurviveJS ... Tried to follow the Webpack Book. It is ass. The configuration is confusing, there are no clear examples of what each plugin does. Just "install this ... do that ..."

Wasted about 2 days thus far. They really should have just taken ten of the most commonly used plugins and did an indepth guide from there.

TM-xphd