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The web's scaffolding tool for modern webapps | Yeoman mishoo/UglifyJS2 Diving into Webpack - Web Design Weekly Of late there has been a little bit of hype around this “webpack” thing. Hopefully this post gives you an overview of what it is, how to use it and if it’s worth all the hype. First thing first. What is it? webpack is a module bundler webpack takes modules with dependencies and generates static assets representing those modules. As websites are evolving into web apps they are relying more and more on JavaScipt. If you happen to be working with a large codebase or just researching, you will no doubt understand it is critical to keep your code organised. When it comes to module systems there are a few popular ones which you might of either used or heard about like Browserify or RequireJS. Why webpack? With webpack you can easily split your application into multiple files. Your codebase can be split into multiple chunks and those chunks can be loaded on demand reducing the initial loading time of your application. Another great feature is webpack plugins. Enough of the features! require(".