Understanding and Practice of Frontend Development Environment (webpack, babel, eslint..)

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If you take the Life Coding webpack lecture as a prerequisite, it will be very helpful. Basically, if you know what JavaScript, npm, and package.json are, you will be able to proceed smoothly in the lecture. It will not be difficult to just follow along at first, but it may get more difficult as you go on. There were many lectures that showed a few examples of what configuration files, loaders, and plugins are, but I don't think there was a lecture that showed webpack from 1 to 10 like this. These days, they say module modules, but it was a time when I learned a lot because I was able to understand the exact concept of a module. Thank you for the great lecture.

I was using webpack vaguely, but this was a huge help in understanding webpack. I'm using webpack, but I still don't know what's going on... I really want to recommend this 100 times to people like me who say that. It was so interesting that I stayed up late at night watching it. I watched the advanced webpack first, and I haven't seen Babel or Lint yet, but I'll watch the rest of the lectures! Thank you so much for making such a great lecture. :D I trust and watch Kim Jeong-hwan's lectures...

Things I vaguely knew are being organized little by little ㅠㅠ I'm so happy!

I am a front-end developer. I just wanted to learn how bundlers and transpilers work, so I took the course. I was amazed when Babel explained the plugins... I had never looked at plugins before and just used presets without thinking, so I was watching the lecture and thought, "Why do you add everything like that?" But I was just amazed... Before explaining how presets work, you explained them one by one, so it was really helpful for me to understand why presets are needed and how Babel works~!! Those who dream of developing front-ends actually go to work, and since each company has its own guides or frequently used code collections, there are almost no cases of developing as a starter... So please definitely take the lecture~!! I highly recommend it. There are so many bundling tools like webpack, vite, gulp, etc., but I think you explain very well why those things are needed. ㅠㅠ Bundling was really scary, and setting up development was the hardest and scary, so I just wanted to do functional development, but now I'm not so scared~!! Please give us many other lectures and let us know things that will be helpful in our work. Thank you~!! Oh, and if you could add a lecture on setting things up like a basic starter, it would be really fun~!!

It's a good lecture, but it's difficult to practice because the versions are different.

This is by far the best among all the webpack courses. The method of increasing understanding through theory and practice is really great.

It was really helpful. I took the course in a Windows environment. The part where I added NODE_ENV with webpack to build development/operation didn't work properly, so I installed cross-env and proceeded. I wonder if there's another way.