Zero config doesn’t mean non-configurable. You still configure other tools that Parcel runs like Babel, TypeScript, etc. It’s not like create-React-app where if

Zero config doesn’t mean non-configurable. You still configure other tools that Parcel runs like Babel, TypeScript, etc. It’s not like create-React-app where if you want to customize anything you cannot (without ejecting). I like to say Parcel has config inference from your actual code, rather than making you declare every minute detail up front. But when you need to change something you can. I wouldn’t call that “opinionated”.