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Have you ever seen a 3000 line webpack config file. I think the analogy between webpack and rust is nonsense to be honest. They are doing different things, I ju
by andy_ppp 6y ago
Have you ever seen a 3000 line webpack config file. I think the analogy between webpack and rust is nonsense to be honest. They are doing different things, I just bit on the previous question.
Maybe you can justify the complexity in JS projects but I find it excessive.
- kvz 6y agoIf you replace Webpack with Parcel, the argument holds up. Webpack just offers more bells and whistles, which in our case we need to wrestle legacy projects into modern build pipelines. For a new project, maybe you don’t need all that, and you also don’t need Webpack with 3000 config lines. And fwiw, with every major, Webpack has moved to more sensible defaults for modern web bundling, meaning if you stick with it for a new project, likely you only need 5 config lines