Packt Publishing
Webpack is a module bundler for modern JavaScript applications. It is powerful and highly configurable, thanks in great part to its plugin system. It is the part that builds your code. ReactJS is the framework that allows you to build your web applications. They work together to create a system that allows you to develop and build your own front–end applications.
This comprehensive 3–in–1 course will teach you the basics of Webpack and how to configure it in your web applications by developing a blogging application. You will then learn the advanced features of Webpack by building a dynamic responsive photo gallery application in React and configuring it with Webpack. You will also learn how to deploy web applications supported by Babel, code splitting, and ES2015 modules. The approach used is quite hands–on and aims to provide the learner with a very practical knowledge of Webpack.
This training program includes 3 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.
In the first course, Hands–on Webpack for React Development, you will be shown the benefits of using Webpack for React based development. You will then be given an exhaustive walkthrough of Webpack loaders. You will also learn how to develop apps using Webpack Dev servers. Next, you will learn how to use React components and containers in your blogging application to add features such as text markup, searching, and listing posted articles. Finally, you will learn how you can lazy–load your application to save your time when you split your code.
Instructor Details
Courses : 212
Specification: Complete Guide to Webpack for React Development: 3-in-1
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 9 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Sasha Matveychuk –
Specific English difficult to understand. Examples are not well explained and demonstrated
Milo Chen –
babelrc > .babelrc
Srinath Thota –
some commands are running differently. Example : instead of ./node modules/.bin/webpack . ode modules.binwebpack and i generated index.js and index.html myself..
Subhadip Pal –
The first section is basically a theory lesson with explanation of already created code and just building and explaining a little bit. Second section looks ok and there is different person who explained it nicely from scratch
Ferdinand Espiritu –
First few videos and already I lost my fear of webpack. Thanks for a nice format and approach!
Ting Yun –
Even though trainer has heavy accent, I can understand every word he says. Trainer intentionally slows down at each key point to allow audience to process what has been discussed. The trainer is clearly experienced both in webpack and teaching. For people who complains about his accents, I would urge them to look beyond this and consider the quality of content.