Webpack 5 in 2023 The Complete Guide For Beginners
My main goal is to help you understand and master Webpack, particularly its latest version Webpack 4. This course was specifically designed for those who want to learn Webpack from scratch, and for those who are already working with Webpack, but don't fully understand how it works. In this course we will build fully functional, production ready Webpack configuration from scratch. We will start from the very simple things and then gradually move towards more advanced topics. Each lesson builds on top of the previous ones, so it is easy to follow.
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After this course you will definitely be able to use Webpack in your projects. You will be able to create your own Webpack configurations and improve existing ones. We will also cover using npm and Babel in this course in order to use the latest JS technologies. If you worked on a project with Webpack, but never touched the configuration, after this course you will be able to touch it, and even improve it :)
I am constantly updating this course, so you can always be sure that it is up-to-date and covers the latest features of Webpack.
If you have any questions regarding Webpack, feel free to post them in the Q&A section. Many people have already found answers to their questions there, and I will do my best to help you with your questions as well.
Most React and Angular boilerplates come with Webpack included, and most people are afraid to touch its default configuration. I strongly believe that you should not be scared of it. You should master it!
- Basics of JavaScript
- Basics of HTML
- All developers with basic JavaScript knowledge
What you'll learn:
- Quickly get started, without long introductions and rambling.
- Create fully functional, production ready Webpack config from scratch.
- Get a solid understanding how Webpack really works and when to use it.
- Optimize your Webpack production builds to be small and fast.
- Optimize your development experience by enabling Hot Module Replacement, better Error Handling, etc.
- Deep dive into Webpack loaders and plugins.
- Use latest cutting edge JS features with Webpack 4, Babel 7, and npm.
- Organize your code better with EcmaScript 2015 modules and Webpack Code Splitting.
- Being able to understand and improve existing Webpack config.
- Integrate Webpack with Node JS and Express framework.
- Using Webpack for Single Page Applications as well as Multiple Page Applications.
- Get a solid foundation for learning advanced Webpack features.
- Import CSS into your JS files using Webpack.
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# | Title | Duration |
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1 | Introduction | 02:42 |
2 | What you need for this course | 02:53 |
3 | Why Do We Need Webpack | 02:51 |
4 | Setting Up Our Application | 04:36 |
5 | Install Webpack And Integrate It With NPM | 03:12 |
6 | Integrating Webpack Into Our JS Application | 04:39 |
7 | Custom Webpack Configuration | 06:54 |
8 | Introduction to Asset Modules | 03:15 |
9 | Handling Images With Webpack | 07:01 |
10 | publicPath | 04:54 |
11 | Asset/inline Module Type | 03:40 |
12 | General Asset Type | 03:41 |
13 | Asset/source Module Type | 02:40 |
14 | What Is Webpack Loader? | 01:17 |
15 | Handling CSS With Webpack | 09:51 |
16 | Handling SASS | 03:55 |
17 | Using Latest JavaScript Features With Babel | 07:06 |
18 | What Is Webpack Plugin? | 01:12 |
19 | Minification of the Resulting Webpack Bundle | 03:01 |
20 | Extracting CSS Into a Separate Bundle With mini-css-extract-plugin, Part 1 | 05:19 |
21 | Extracting CSS Into a Separate Bundle, Part 2 | 04:23 |
22 | Browser Caching | 05:29 |
23 | How To Clean Dist Folder Before Generating New Bundles | 09:03 |
24 | Generating HTML Files Automatically During Webpack Build Process | 05:19 |
25 | Customizing Generated HTML Files | 03:08 |
26 | Integration with Handlebars | 06:05 |
27 | More Webpack Plugins | 01:08 |
28 | Introduction | 00:38 |
29 | Mode | 04:30 |
30 | Managing Webpack Config for Production and Development Use Cases | 05:07 |
31 | Faster Development with webpack dev server | 05:08 |
32 | Cleaning Up A Bit | 00:45 |
33 | Introduction | 01:31 |
34 | Creating KiwiImage Component | 04:24 |
35 | Code Splitting in Webpack: Multiple JS and CSS Bundles | 07:04 |
36 | How To Generate Multiple HTML Files | 06:35 |
37 | Extracting Common Dependencies While Code Splitting | 11:16 |
38 | Setting Custom Options for Code Splitting | 03:49 |
39 | How To Setup Development Environment For Multiple Page Application | 05:16 |
40 | How To Use Github Repository | 05:47 |
41 | Introduction | 02:03 |
42 | Integrating Express Into Our Application | 04:39 |
43 | Serving HTML Pages via Express | 04:51 |
44 | Handling JS and CSS via Express | 02:54 |
45 | Integrating Express.js Into A Multiple Page Application | 03:43 |
46 | Creating 2 Separate Applications, Part 1 | 06:30 |
47 | Creating 2 Separate Applications, Part 2 | 05:38 |
48 | Setting Up Module Federation | 07:26 |
49 | Consuming Federated Modules | 03:19 |
50 | Modules Are Loaded At Runtime | 02:29 |
51 | Creating Micro Frontends | 07:10 |
52 | Micro Frontends In Action, Part 1 | 05:32 |
53 | Micro Frontends In Action, Part 2 | 07:00 |
54 | Navigation Bar Component | 08:11 |
55 | Nested Module Federation. Part 1 | 09:17 |
56 | Nested Module Federation. Part 2 | 07:28 |
57 | Integration with jQuery | 04:36 |
58 | Configuring ESLint | 11:16 |
59 | Summary | 01:47 |