Really happy that besides being fast they made a priority to keep the configuration simple. I love webpack to death but there are just so many parts that I kee

Really happy that besides being fast they made a priority to keep the configuration simple. I love webpack to death but there are just so many parts that I keep getting confused, esp with things like "!" in in require, always copy-pasting the same boilerplate code over and over to for sass, es6, etc. I know it may be more flexible but sometimes you just want things to work and can't be bothered with too many details. Laravel did this with elixir where it wrote a wrapper just to do it (which lets you just get on with your work without having to learn another tool). This too seems to be focused on that. Great job!