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Webpack is a module bundler. Its main purpose is to bundle JavaScript files for usage in a browser, yet it is also capable of transforming, bundling, or packaging just about any resource or asset.Pricing:
- Open Source
The size restriction can be mitigated for JS-only code pretty easily by bundling the code with WebPack, Parcel, or Rollup. General advise is anyway to never deploy the unoptimized package especially when you want to push it to the edge. The node_modules folder grows very big, can still have quite some bloat even after an npm prune --production, because it only looks at packages, but not the content of them. Yep, my minimalism brain kicked in again.
#Web Application Bundler #JS Build Tools #Module Bundler 219 social mentions
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Rollup is a module bundler for JavaScript which compiles small pieces of code into a larger piece such as application.Pricing:
- Open Source
The size restriction can be mitigated for JS-only code pretty easily by bundling the code with WebPack, Parcel, or Rollup. General advise is anyway to never deploy the unoptimized package especially when you want to push it to the edge. The node_modules folder grows very big, can still have quite some bloat even after an npm prune --production, because it only looks at packages, but not the content of them. Yep, my minimalism brain kicked in again.
#Web Application Bundler #JS Build Tools #Front End Package Manager 44 social mentions
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Blazing fast, zero configuration web application bundlerPricing:
- Open Source
The size restriction can be mitigated for JS-only code pretty easily by bundling the code with WebPack, Parcel, or Rollup. General advise is anyway to never deploy the unoptimized package especially when you want to push it to the edge. The node_modules folder grows very big, can still have quite some bloat even after an npm prune --production, because it only looks at packages, but not the content of them. Yep, my minimalism brain kicked in again.
#Web Application Bundler #Assets Bundler #JS Build Tools 100 social mentions
