Webpack 5 Ninja - Build Micro frontend and web apps
Master Webpack 5! Learn from basics to advanced concepts like loaders, plugins & Module Federation. Build production-ready React apps.
Course Content
Webpack 5 Ninja - Build Micro frontend and web apps is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Gaurav Soni. It runs 8h 25m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.7 out of 5 from 733 reviews, with 7,756 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated July 2024.
Unlock the power of Webpack 5 with this comprehensive guide! Learn to build and optimize modern Node.js and web applications from the ground up, ready for production.
This hands-on course takes you from fundamental Webpack 5 concepts to advanced techniques, empowering you to significantly enhance your web application performance. We won't just cover theory; you'll apply your knowledge to a real-world website built specifically for this course.
Key topics include:
- Loaders: Master loading CSS, images, and more into your project.
- Plugins: Automate repetitive tasks and streamline your development workflow.
- Webpack Configuration: Learn to tailor configurations for both development and production environments, ensuring optimal performance.
Bonus Section: Build a React application from scratch – no create-react-app needed! Gain a deep understanding of the underlying mechanisms and how React works behind the scenes. This provides a solid foundation for understanding all Webpack concepts.
This course is designed for ease of learning and includes all resources available for download on GitHub. Get support in the Q&A section – I'm here to help!
No prior Webpack experience is required. This course is invaluable for all developers, regardless of whether you're working with core HTML, CSS, or frameworks like React and Angular.
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