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1 project | /r/Frontend | 14 Apr 2022

If you're at all interested, I have a boilerplate repo here that includes features like generating svg spritesheets from an icon directory, image minification, and many other little nice additions to speed up the process. I need to get around to updating the readme which is a bit dated but you can probably get a fair idea of what's going on by just taking a look at it, especially if you're at all familiar with gulp.
What is the best way of compiling/bundling pug.js for a static site these days?
3 projects | /r/Frontend | 22 Dec 2021

I have used webpack before on React projects in the past, but rarely do I ever deep-dive into it and fully understand what is going on under the hood, so I decided I'd try my hand updating my boilerplate to leverage Webpack, but am a bit confused on going about doing it.
SCSS nesting doesn't work
2 projects | /r/Frontend | 14 Dec 2021

No, you're right about using @use and @forward rather than @import. These days I generally work with CSS in JS using something like styled-components, but when I do work on static sites, I funnily enough do use a rather nice gulp build I've put together over the years, that leverages browserstack and pug, so @import works for me... but I should really update my boilerplate.
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