Embracing Change: Rails 5.1 Adopts Yarn, Webpack, and the JavaScript Ecosystem

Many naysayers would have you believe Rails is dead. Don’t believe the hype. With the coming of Rails 5.1 and its embrace of the JS ecosytem, Rails is solidifying its position as the king of web frameworks. Read more

Read full article

Similar

Funding Open Source: How Webpack Reached $400k+/year

Webpack’s Sean Larkin on growing the project’s budget with crowdfunding, sponsorships, grants, partnerships… and pure love. (more…)

Webpack Performance Budgets – Webpack – Medium

Webpack 2.2 RC includes support for Performance Budgets — a new feature that will help warn (or optionally error) when the size of your… (more…)

Spike: A modern static build tool, powered by webpack

spike - :cactus: A modern static build tool, powered by webpack... (more…)

Use Kotlin with npm, webpack and react

With Kotlin 1.1, targeting JavaScript in the Kotlin compiler has officially reached production-ready status. Of course, having compiler support is not enough to be able to solve real-life problems,… (more…)

Sponsoring Webpack

trivago has decided to sponsor Webpack with a monthly contribution of $10,000 ($120,000/year). We hope that this will help to secure the continued innovation of the project. (more…)

Latest News

AI-enabled human rights monitoring

Batch Norm Patent Granted to Google:AI Ownership the Gold Rush of 21st Century?

Rust crate stdlib inclusion via left-pad index