Webpack 5 Ninja - Build Micro frontend and web apps
What you will learn
Understand and implement Webpack 5 basics
Learn basics of Micro Frontends
Build and package Web and Nodejs Application
Learn about optimizing builds using techniques like Tree shaking , multiple bundles , caching and more
Full guide using a sample project
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Our Verdict
This Udemy course offers an immersive exploration of Webpack 5 basics, helping students understand its intricacies while building web and Node.js applications with practical optimizations like tree shaking and caching. The instructor's expertise is evident in the engaging content and accessible explanations, even though a faster pace may require rewatching some lessons. Although primarily focused on Webpack 5, learners can also apply the concepts to advanced React app configurations—albeit through additional study or leveraging personal experience. With an update covering using bundle products in micro frontend applications and advanced React/Node.js topics, the course would provide even more comprehensive value for students seeking a complete Webpack learning resource.
What We Liked
- In-depth exploration of Webpack 5 basics, ideal for both beginners and seasoned developers
- Hands-on experience building and packaging web and Node.js applications with Module Federation support
- Learn optimization techniques like tree shaking, multiple bundles, caching, and Gzip/Brotli compression
- Clear examples, explanations, and effective teaching style enriched by a sample project
Potential Drawbacks
- Some lessons move at a fast pace which may require pausing and rewatching for full understanding
- Limited coverage of advanced React app topics: users seeking specific or broader React/Node.js content might need additional resources
- While the course covers Webpack 5 basics, there's no explicit lecture on using bundle products in a micro frontend application
- Additional guidance on configuring Hot Module Replacement and advanced error handling would be helpful for some learners