Must Know JavaScript Bundler - Parcel

LIKE before I watch because I already know it will be helpful

what happens when you have multiple pages on your website? How do you get parcel to see the other pages?

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Nice intro :)

Always my first pick when comes to tutorials ! Great content 👍

Perfect Explanation

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Will you please just blink every now and then?? You're like some kind of android, you never seem to blink! Your content is very helpful, though, so thank you for that.

I love this. Personally I was looking for a way to create a library for a webgame I'm working on.
I wanted to have code split up into folders(namespaces) and transpile them into a single usable JS file.
With Webpack I just had a splitting headache with all the configuration. Every time I changed something, other stuff would break or not work as expected.

This just saved my ass.
I mean, I love configurable software.. But if you have to read an entire documentation and walk into many walls when you're on a deadline, it just sucks.
This saved my ass :)

Well its good to know could you tell us how to deploy its pain in the ass :((

Learned that "dist" stands for "distribution"!

5:04 AM I the only on who thinks it's odd to be importing a CSS file into a JS script file? Why doesn't the HTML file include the CSS using a <link> tag?

For anyone coming here and realising that things might not be working as they should...take note that in the video he's using Parcel v1 while the official docs now reflect Parcel v2. Parcel v2 is not called "parcel-bundler", its now just called "parcel"

If you have a totally simple project, Parcel is great. But it's not zero config if you need to do anything beyond that. V2 isn't stable yet (2021.08) and it's poorly documented.

This is such an easy setup I feel like I just had an orgasm.

Parcel is not watching my modules, but only the entry file.
How can I change that?

Webpack killer

Exactly what I needed. Maybe Parcel, but certainly the video.

Hey Kyle, what's your take on Parcel vs. Vite?