Frankly speaking, there are a couple of good teachers over the whole internet and Colt one of them! Every time, believe me, every time I'm starting to watch his videos I'm thinking that it's too complicated or it's missing something, then I'm angry at yourself, right after the end of the video I'm admitting - that's exactly what I was needed!!!!
Thanks Colt, you've made something that initially seemed complex, easy to understand and your tutorials explain what each part of the code is doing which is really helpful.
An absolute pleasure to subscribe, you're an awesome tutor! From somebody new to modular JS / Bundling / Compiling and trying to integrate it with my Wordpress theme dev workflow this is priceless. My sincere thanks
Great details for all the additional parts like how path comes from node, it really helps for someone who is trying to follow along and has zero knowledge! Keep it up!
Hi Colt, your tutorials are awesome as always. I had a problem inbetween running "webpack --config webpack.config.js" first time with {{ path: path.resolve(__dirname + "codeee") }}. Did not generate the files for me. I had to put the slash {{ path: path.resolve(__dirname + "/codeee") }}
Colt, thank you you as always!
Frankly speaking, there are a couple of good teachers over the whole internet and Colt one of them! Every time, believe me, every time I'm starting to watch his videos I'm thinking that it's too complicated or it's missing something, then I'm angry at yourself, right after the end of the video I'm admitting - that's exactly what I was needed!!!!
you made me fall in love with web development, thank you for everything
Best series on Webpack!
Thanks Colt, you've made something that initially seemed complex, easy to understand and your tutorials explain what each part of the code is doing which is really helpful.
Love your cat, so cute and calm!
Colt, as usual, your presentations are clear and to the point! Cheers
@@horstmueller1000 Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't know what yarn did, it seems like a better alternative to npm.
An absolute pleasure to subscribe, you're an awesome tutor! From somebody new to modular JS / Bundling / Compiling and trying to integrate it with my Wordpress theme dev workflow this is priceless. My sincere thanks
Great details for all the additional parts like how path comes from node, it really helps for someone who is trying to follow along and has zero knowledge! Keep it up!
Thank you mr.Colt...your Tutorial has helped me alot so far and I really appreciate your efforts
thank you so much for this!!!!!! I nearly lost it trying to figure out how to make imports work, not knowing that webpack did this.
Great Video! Your thorough explanations are actually helping me understand this topic :)
Awesome
Thank you very much! I really appreciate you making this video!
I really enjoyed your video. Your explanation was clear and step-by-step;
love your videos !!!!
Great series.
I like your videos man...
Short Info: mode: "development, --> [devtool: "none"]
This is what you need to have it as:
devtool: false,
Why is entry hardcoded? Shouldn't we use path there too?
Why need relative path in the entry and absolute path in output?
This is most trickest thing that I want to know.
Please help me
ThE BeAst one, all thumbs in the world just went up :)
thank you bro...
how are you able to manage js and css with the webpack.confing.js file?
what icons and theme are you using?
What is the name of the thema you are using?
webpack 5 :
devtool: 'inline-source-map',
when i write output object in the webpack.config it shows error, plz i am the only and , how to solve it ????
npx webpack --config webpack.config.js in command line. I found it here webpack.js.org/guides/getting-started/#using-a-configuration
Hi Colt, your tutorials are awesome as always.
I had a problem inbetween running "webpack --config webpack.config.js" first time with {{ path: path.resolve(__dirname + "codeee") }}. Did not generate the files for me.
I had to put the slash {{ path: path.resolve(__dirname + "/codeee") }}
correct code is: path: path.resolve(__dirname, "dist")
@@dantasdev1029 Got it. I used "+" instead of ",".
Thanks for your help.
Cheers.
What theme do you use?
@@okradze it is Community Material Theme
4:00, I had to run "npm install webpack" again.
Help me
code config: ua-cam.com/video/ZwWiDZoPMB0/v-deo.html
Community Material Theme
4 videos in I just noticed you have a cat now after all the cat dislike in WDB... You have joined the dark side.