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We used it because it produces a single flat bundle without extra module boundaries. I think webpack 3 might do the same with the experimental concatenation plu
by danabramov 9y ago
We used it because it produces a single flat bundle without extra module boundaries. I think webpack 3 might do the same with the experimental concatenation plugin, but we're fairly happy with Rollup.
- bcherny 9y agoI see, and the benefit there is faster startup due to less IIFEs?
- danabramov 9y agoYes. It's also nice that we don't expose the internals anymore, even when consumed via CommonJS.