I evaluated webpack recently and found that it worked fine for straightforward projects but the more customized I wanted it the more issues I ran into.[0] I thi

I evaluated webpack recently and found that it worked fine for straightforward projects but the more customized I wanted it the more issues I ran into.[0] I think it’s a matter of configuration as json vs configuration as code. Webpack had all of the component pieces I needed, but they were glued together in ways that I couldn’t compose them. I ended up using rollup, which was a bit better but I still yearn for the composability of Broccoli. [0] My project allowed users to have a single JS file that would be able to `import` npm modules and the have the bundler compile all of the dependencies into a single tree-shaken vendor.js, while modifying the main file’s imports to be human-readable es5. Webpack’s es6 import code was tightly coupled to the format of its output.