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I'm not the parent, but you don't need webpack for something like a WP blog. Code splitting is great on bigger webapps such as GMail or Facebook. For instance,
by slig 9y ago
I'm not the parent, but you don't need webpack for something like a WP blog.
Code splitting is great on bigger webapps such as GMail or Facebook. For instance, when you want to see your contacts on gmail, it can load the required JS file of that module on demand. Same thing on FB: the chat widget can be loaded separately, and only if needed.
- RobertRoberts 9y agoThank you, this explains some basic things that seem to be assumed by so many web devs/blogs/etc... :P A while back I went through the process of evaluating a lot of build tools, and I simply couldn't see any benefits of replacing my bash scripts with these tools, and you cleared it up nicely.