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Evaluate hard-source-webpack-plugin #418
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And hard-source https://github.com/mzgoddard/hard-source-webpack-plugin |
Hi @KyleAMathews , I implemented hard source webpack plugin for Phenomic and I must say the result is awesome. It boosts build time up to 300%. But happypack isn't working with hard-source those. |
Nice! It seems super promising. How plug-n-play did you find it? |
100% plug-n-play. There were some bugs, we reported it and a patch was released immediately. |
Webpack 2.0 https://webpack.github.io/docs/roadmap.html? It promise tree shacking for ES6 |
I have a tried with fusebox, it's very fast (50ms for a react project)! (but less modules as webpack when I tried) @KyleAMathews If you want have a try with gatsby, it can be cool 😉 |
We're pretty tightly integrated with webpack... so switching off would be a big project. Would love faster hot reloading but all the goodies in webpack and the breath of the ecosystem are really hard to beat. |
It was just a proposition for "evaluation", I was really impressed by the hot-reload reactivity with fusebox (it's just instant!), but I understand that all of our ecosystem is based on webpack ^^ |
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Has anyone tried https://github.com/amireh/happypack?
Curious if it could be adopted to Gatsby for reducing build times.
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