Incremental builds Make sure you don?t do a full rebuild. webpack has a great caching layer that allows to keep already compiled modules in

Usage Like browserify, webpack analyzes all the node-style require() calls in your app and builds a bundle that you can serve

There are two ways to test web applications: In-browsers: You get a more realistic test, but you need some more complex infrastructure

For big web apps it?s not efficient to put all code into a single file, especially if some blocks of code are only required under some circumstances. Webpack has a feature

embedded stylesheets Through using the style-loader and the css-loader it?s possible to embed stylesheets into a

A loader is a node module exporting a function. This function is called

AMD (Asynchronous Module Definition) was the response to those who thought the CommonJS Module system was not ready for the browser because its nature was synchronous.

You developed a library and want to distribute it in compiled/bundled versions (in addition to the modularized version). You want to allow the user to use it in a &l

Prerequirement: Code Splitting If you need multiple bundles

The CommonJS group defined a module format to solve JavaScript scope issues by making sure each module is executed in its own namespace. This