Under-the-hood of web bundlers (e.g. Webpack)

Web bundlers such as Webpack are typically a black-box for developers. Here we build our own compiler and examine how it works internally.
Full blog post on it can be found here: craigtaub.dev/...

[@saravanan-subramanian]

Thank you so much for this remarkable series of videos, Craig. I hope you are able to keep going. Your channel deserves even more subscribers and views. A huge appreciation again for all the knowledge you are passing to others through these videos!

[@JavaScriptunderthehoodof]

Thanks so much for your comment, means alot to me to hear.
Yes I have more videos and blog posts planned. Docker is going well.
If you ever feel it's right to mention my channel on any platform please feel free :)

[@1981ilyha]

Thank you very much! Amazing and very clear material.

[@JavaScriptunderthehoodof]

Thanks very much for your feedback

[@Sam-sv9oi]

Thanks a lot. You have cleared some of the doubts I had about webpack. Appreciate this informative upload. Keep uploading. Subbed

[@JavaScriptunderthehoodof]

Thanks so much Sam, will do :). Pls feel free on any of the vids to ask questions if you have.

[@easton_wang]

Awesome video!

[@nagarajapalla]

very good session. appreciate your efforts

[@JavaScriptunderthehoodof]

Thanks so much, really appreciate that.
Please let me know if there are any subjects that you think would be interesting.
Thanks

[@jofla]

Outstanding work!

[@JavaScriptunderthehoodof]

Thank you so much, really appreciated

[@7obudantkale477]

Can you create a playlist of all the under-the-hood videos. I would like to save that.
Fantastic job buddy!! :) :)

[@GauravSingh-st5sd]

Subscribed.

[@DaniloSouzaMoraes]

At what stage does webpack replace require/import statements with _ourRequire?

[@fb_a]

If we have same file imported in multiple other files, will it include the file multiple times in bundle
or
It Just includes file once and makes file available to all the other files that are importing?

[@JavaScriptunderthehoodof]

Yes it will include the file once in the bundle (e.g under index 4), and import that file everywhere (e.g. const myFile = require(4)).
I hope that's makes sense

[@fb_a]

@@JavaScriptunderthehoodof thanks!