> I think lot of people don't even try to read the official doc and just look for a work-out-of-the-box conf to copy/paste. Probably because they think it's not

> I think lot of people don't even try to read the official doc and just look for a work-out-of-the-box conf to copy/paste. Probably because they think it's not worth it learning a tool you configure one time and never touch again. And that's a valid audience for the tool. Good documentation would support this audience too, with plenty of examples and recipes. Even a repository of documented common use-cases (which must exist for Webpack's automated testing, right?)