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It's still perfectly possible and valid to use Sprockets instead of webpack in a Rails app. That's what i do with every one of my applications and it works flaw
by masa331 5y ago
It's still perfectly possible and valid to use Sprockets instead of webpack in a Rails app. That's what i do with every one of my applications and it works flawlesly
- ch4s3 5y agoWhen I used to use Rails pre-webpacker I felt like I was constantly fighting with sprockets. Trying to use it with assets from node modules isn't always straightforward, and it's pretty slow (or used to be).
- Madeindjs 5y agoIt works until you try using a library not available with Sprocket...
- sleepyhead 5y agoHow can it not be available with Sprockets? You can just add .js files.