#code splitting

[laravelreactjs]

React Milkshake Firebase - A ReactJS boilerplate including authentication

React Milkshake Firebase – A ReactJS boilerplate including authentication

A React starter kit for the rapid development of high-performance web apps. Includes a custom CLI to generate boilerplate code and implements features like code-splitting, redux-persists and some cool components to kickstart your next project. Read more at reactmilkshake.com. Why React Milkshake? – Start with a boilerplate designed for scalability & performance. – Boost your productivity by using…

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[attorneyandlawyer]

CURBING SOFTWARE PIRACY IN DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT USING CODE SPLITTING, OBFUSCATION AND FINGERPRINTING TECHNIQUES

CURBING SOFTWARE PIRACY IN DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT USING CODE SPLITTING, OBFUSCATION AND FINGERPRINTING TECHNIQUES

CURBING SOFTWARE PIRACY IN DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT USING CODE SPLITTING, OBFUSCATION AND FINGERPRINTING TECHNIQUES

Abstract:

Software Piracy has become a major problem for businesses and its widespread in many parts of the world leads to financial losses and harm to consumers. These problems caused the deployment of many security techniques to control piracy. A lot of researches have been done on…

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[laravelvuejs]

Laravel to vuejs (Full Stack Vue.js & Laravel) Resources: ~~~~~~~~~~~ Vue Service Container (npm): Vuejs Service container (github): ... source

[syndicode]

Syndicode Digest #68 – Vegan pecks

Sometimes you think that there’s no time to read all of your updates and important news. The developers’ world is so dynamic that you would hardly ever reach the end of your newsfeed. But you can peck some of the most important stuff from our weekly ‘Syndicode Digest #68 – Vega...

[college-education]

Master Webpack 2 as You Deploy Web Apps

Master Webpack 2 as You Deploy Web Apps

Webpack is notorious for being tricky to configure correctly. Webpack has a wealth of fancy features, but each requires in-depth knowledge of how they work. In the course “Webpack 2: The Complete Developer’s Guide” you’ll master each major feature of Webpack and learn how to optimize it for your own app. This course will teach you the core knowledge you need to deeply understand and build…

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[adamatodl]

Master Webpack 2 as You Deploy Web Apps

Master Webpack 2 as You Deploy Web Apps

Webpack is notorious for being tricky to configure correctly. Webpack has a wealth of fancy features, but each requires in-depth knowledge of how they work. In the course “Webpack 2: The Complete Developer’s Guide” you’ll master each major feature of Webpack and learn how to optimize it for your own app. This course will teach you the core knowledge you need to deeply understand and build…

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[stewartmarshall]

Master Webpack 2 as You Deploy Web Apps

Master Webpack 2 as You Deploy Web Apps

Webpack is notorious for being tricky to configure correctly. Webpack has a wealth of fancy features, but each requires in-depth knowledge of how they work. In the course “Webpack 2: The Complete Developer’s Guide” you’ll master each major feature of Webpack and learn how to optimize it for your own app. This course will teach you the core knowledge you need to deeply understand and build…

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[dragoni]

Learn how to leverage Webpack to bundle your applications efficiently

A Webpack tut I can understand. +1 to Code splitting section

By now you've probably heard about this new cool tool on the block called Webpack. If you haven't looked that much into it you're probably a bit confused by some people calling it a build tool à la Gulp and other people calling it a bundler like Browserify. If on the other hand you have looked into it you're probably still confused because the homepage presents Webpack as both.

Code splitting

This example is fine and everything, but maybe we don't always need our button. Maybe on some pages there won't be an ato render the button on, and in these cases, we'd like to not import all the Button styles, and templates, and Mustache and everything, correct? That's when code splitting comes into play. Code splitting is Webpack's answer to this problematic of "Monolithic bundle" vs "Unmaintainable manual imports". It's the idea that you define, in your code, "split points": areas of your code that could be easily split off into a separate file and then loaded on-demand. The syntax is very simple: