It's up to you. The thing here is Parcel or Webpack? I think Parcel is more straight than Webpack and will allow you to still work the way you do with Vue (or choose to).
It definitely looks like much less of a pain in the butt to set up. I've had a lot of misadventures with dependency problems with webpack. I'll try it out with a new project!
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I primarily use webpack when I work with Vue. So there's a separate src folder which can hold multiple .Vue files. That's my go-to method.
I'm assuming the object notation in app.js will let you define the components code too? I haven't seen it done this way before.
Which style do you think is more useful / good practice?
It's up to you. The thing here is Parcel or Webpack? I think Parcel is more straight than Webpack and will allow you to still work the way you do with Vue (or choose to).
It definitely looks like much less of a pain in the butt to set up. I've had a lot of misadventures with dependency problems with webpack. I'll try it out with a new project!