If you don't have time to watch, the tl;dr is that we get to move bundling complexity away from the app (where it's no longer needed) and down to only the dependencies. It's not an attempt to get rid of bundling, but more to refocus it for 2019 on bundling's original purpose:
as a production optimization
as a way to consume npm on the web
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Totally! I get to touch on that more in this talk: youtu.be/2Wwx-lF5NhE?t=711
If you don't have time to watch, the tl;dr is that we get to move bundling complexity away from the app (where it's no longer needed) and down to only the dependencies. It's not an attempt to get rid of bundling, but more to refocus it for 2019 on bundling's original purpose: