Introduction
- Course overview
- What is Webpack?
- Advantages of web application bundler
Configuration - Core concepts
- Build using Webpack
- Webpack configuration file
- Webpack loader and plugins
What you'll learn
- Web application packaging using Webpack
Description
Webpack is widely used tools in modern web application development. This course is design for web programmers and students to give detail understanding of Webpack tool. This course has more focus on practical then slide presentation.
For those programmers who like to learn step by step Webpack configuration with simple examples, this course is very helpful for them.
The University of Sheffield
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About the instructors
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Nileshkumar Godhani
Principal software engineer
Nilesh started his career as a full stack developer in 2005. Since that time he has utilized his Linux skills at companies such as Sterlite, Cyberoam, Sophos.
Nilesh has professional experience on open source tools and frameworks.
He enjoys teaching others how to use and exploit the power of the Linux operating system.
Student feedback
3.4
Course Rating
Reviews
Ricardo Rodrigues Gomes
19-06-2023
Explicação ruim de entender
Gourav Pokharkar
19-06-2023
Amazing teaching skills covering granular details which can be understood by a novice.
Dan Vld
19-06-2023
i could spend 2 minutes and read webpack documentation intro rather than spend 1 hour to listen this awfull accent.
Jonathan Marshall
19-06-2023
Audio quality isn't good. But the demo is pretty good. Would have been good to see more of a chronological explanation of how webpack is working. Such as the order in which to use loaders and plugins so that things work.