Sorry for that, for my excuse it was not my intention.
Bundlers, minifiers, sourcemaps, are all complicated build tools that require a hand on the wheel to maintain in the long term.
It just shows how bad is design of JS and web. But there are tools that do it nearly all with just one command, check "rollup" or my recently favorite "esbuild" (if you didn't before)
We should not settle for them as defacto js ecosystem techniques.
I think it's done, it's settled, as JS itself, and if we like it or not, we have to live with it. :-)
Still hoping that one day will come real web 2.0 and HTML, CSS, HTTP, JS and even webassembly will be taken as "lessons learnt", thrown away and replaced with something way more logical, structured and extendable
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Sorry for that, for my excuse it was not my intention.
It just shows how bad is design of JS and web. But there are tools that do it nearly all with just one command, check "rollup" or my recently favorite "esbuild" (if you didn't before)
I think it's done, it's settled, as JS itself, and if we like it or not, we have to live with it. :-)
Still hoping that one day will come real web 2.0 and HTML, CSS, HTTP, JS and even webassembly will be taken as "lessons learnt", thrown away and replaced with something way more logical, structured and extendable
;-)