Webpack
Webpack is an open-source Javascript module package created to categorize,
transform, and package JavaScript files, putting them together in different
bundles to be used in a browser.
Organize Your Coding
Webpack is an open-source Javascript module package created to categorize, transform, and package JavaScript files, putting them together in different bundles to be used in a browser.
Internally create a dependency graph from one or more entry points and then combine all the modules your project needs into one or more packages, which are static assets from which to serve your content.
Webpack Services
Module bundling
Webpack allows businesses to combine and optimize JavaScript, CSS, images, and other resources into a single bundle, improving website performance.
Lazy loading
Webpack allows parts of the application to be loaded only when they are needed, optimizing initial load time and improving user experience.
Code transpilation
With Webpack, businesses can use tools like Babel to convert modern JavaScript code (ES6+) into versions compatible with older browsers.
Resource optimization
Webpack helps reduce file sizes by minifying, compressing, and removing unnecessary code, improving the speed and efficiency of web applications.
Although it is made for Javascript, Webpack can also create bundles for frontend assets such as HTML and CSS.
The way Webpack works is pretty simple, you write code and then proceed to bundle it with. This way, you go from having modules with dependencies to having organized, static assets.
Key Features
Handles all files used in web development.
Treats static files as modules.
Supports any type of file using loaders.
Allows loading only the necessary code when required.
Our Selection Process
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Code splitting
You can define the split points on your code based on which code chunks will be used. Thus, it helps in faster page load and performance improvement.
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Organize your coding
Webpack transforms lose data and code into organized bundles.
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Multiple languages
It doesn’t only work with Java but also with HTML and CSS.
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It's an open source software
Webpack is backed up by an active community of software developers and engineers who constantly make this framework better.
