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With the latest major Webpack release (version 4.x), we are at a point where you don’t need a config to get started. It is optimized by default (#0CJS!).

The book you are reading right now goes years back. It all started with a comment I made on Christian Alfoni’s blog in 2014. It was when I discovered webpack and React, and I felt there was a need for a cookbook about the topics. The work began with a GitHub wiki in early 2015.

For many developers, Vue.js is the first front-end JavaScript framework they’ve learnt. If that’s true for you, you probably haven’t had a reason to learn Webpack yet.

For many developers, Vue.js is the first front-end JavaScript framework they've learnt. If that's true for you, you probably haven't had a reason to learn Webpack yet.

Webpack-dashboard has over 13,000 stars on GitHub, yet I almost never encounter developer teams making use of the plugin. Why not take advantage of this great plugin?