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Yeah but using webpack is not how majority of websites deployed, so it's probably not worth the effort for ads companies to support it. They will consider this
by neurostimulant 6y ago
Yeah but using webpack is not how majority of websites deployed, so it's probably not worth the effort for ads companies to support it. They will consider this when webpack/wasm become mainstream enough (approaching 50% web), which may or may not happen. Probably won't happened but the thought always linger in my mind.
- klodolph 6y agoWASM is way less popular than Webpack. Almost every site with some kind of front-end framework like React will use a bundler of some kind.
- engineeringwoke 6y agoIt's easy to first party ad code. I would guess that as a percentage of website usage Webpack, or at least code that uses custom bundling, is over 50%. JS knows all.