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Meet optimize-plugin for webpack by Jason Miller from Google (@_developit). It will take care of everything and even more:
Smaller bundle size is possible thanks to babel-preset-modernize. Chances are that you use ES6+ features in your application’s code but you never can predict which features are used in the source code of the dependencies. Since optimize-plugin works with the bundle that already has the code of all dependencies, it can transpile it as a whole.
The total bundling time with optimize-plugin is 7.6 s. As you can see, optimize-plugin is not only faster than babel-loader, but it also produces a smaller bundle. You can check my results using the code from my optimize-plugin-demo repository.
If you’re a web developer, I’m sure that you use bundlers (e.g., Webpack, Rollup, or Parcel) which transpile the JavaScript code of your application with Babel under the hood. No doubt that you also use various dependencies to cut off the development time.
If you’re a web developer, I’m sure that you use bundlers (e.g., Webpack, Rollup, or Parcel) which transpile the JavaScript code of your application with Babel under the hood. No doubt that you also use various dependencies to cut off the development time.
If you’re a web developer, I’m sure that you use bundlers (e.g., Webpack, Rollup, or Parcel) which transpile the JavaScript code of your application with Babel under the hood. No doubt that you also use various dependencies to cut off the development time.