Hi everyone!
Just signed up to post this. :D
It's purely my own opinion and it's not biased, Because I'm just a user and not the creator of these tools. ;)
Hi there and welcome to DEV.to community!
I see you are a Parcel guy! Nice! Enjoy whatever tool you feel more comfortable with. :)
And thanks for your comment!
Hi @adnanbabakan and thank you!
Honestly, I had just read about Parcel for the first time an hour before reading your article, and I was googling for comparisons between Webpack and Parcel that led me here. No offense, but when you give a 2 to Parcel and a 9 to Webpack in regards to code-splitting, I believe it's fair to give a 10 to Parcel and a 2 to Webpack in regards to getting started, Installing dependencies and preprocessors, and things that I mentioned above.
I see what you mean but I believe code splitting in production in Parcel is literally a mess. And no offence taken brother. Everyone has their own opinion! That's why I always tell people to use the tools they feel the best with! :)
Hi Adnan.
I know it's been a long time, but I'm here to admit that after messing with parcel v2 a lot, now I see that it's a total mess.
Honestly you need to reconfigure every preconfigured setting and then it works like crap.
Hi everyone!
Just signed up to post this. :D
It's purely my own opinion and it's not biased, Because I'm just a user and not the creator of these tools. ;)
Learning curve: Parcel 10 WP 0
Ease of use: Parcel 10 WP 0
Implementation time: Parcel 10 WP 0
Maintainance: Parcel 10 WP 0
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Conclusion: Parcel +Infinity WP -infinity
Totally fair. Not oriented, Not biased
Hi there and welcome to DEV.to community!
I see you are a Parcel guy! Nice! Enjoy whatever tool you feel more comfortable with. :)
And thanks for your comment!
Hi @adnanbabakan and thank you!
Honestly, I had just read about Parcel for the first time an hour before reading your article, and I was googling for comparisons between Webpack and Parcel that led me here. No offense, but when you give a 2 to Parcel and a 9 to Webpack in regards to code-splitting, I believe it's fair to give a 10 to Parcel and a 2 to Webpack in regards to getting started, Installing dependencies and preprocessors, and things that I mentioned above.
I see what you mean but I believe code splitting in production in Parcel is literally a mess. And no offence taken brother. Everyone has their own opinion! That's why I always tell people to use the tools they feel the best with! :)
Hi Adnan.
I know it's been a long time, but I'm here to admit that after messing with parcel v2 a lot, now I see that it's a total mess.
Honestly you need to reconfigure every preconfigured setting and then it works like crap.
Hi there. Thanks for coming back and telling about your experience. I appreciate it!