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A collection of 5 posts

Setting up Webpack in ASP.NET Web Forms

There are quite a bit of web applications built with and still running on ASP.NET Web Forms. Even though it may not be the new shinny toy to play with, there is no reason why Web Forms projects can't leverage some of the latest tools in the front-end development

Adding Webpack to your Gulp Tasks

Gulp [http://gulpjs.com] has been a popular task automation toolkit in the frontend web development space for some time now. It has an solid community that's continuing to add new features and plugins to make setting up your build pipeline easier. Depending on the tool you use to scaffold

Bundling TypeScript with Webpack

The previous post [https://cecilphillip.com/setting-up-webpack-in-asp-net-core-pt-2/] in this Webpack series got you setup in ASP.NET Core, and added features like minifying and hashing to your Webpack bundles. In this post we'll have a look at loaders and how we can use them to add TypeScript support to Webpack.

Setting up Webpack in ASP.NET Core Pt.2

In the previous post [https://cecilphillip.com/setting-up-webpack-in-asp-net-core], we went through the basics of setting up a Webpack bundle in a new ASP.NET Core application. In this post we'll continue exploring some of the other interesting things we can enable in Webpack. Minifying Your Bundles Bundling your scripts together

Setting up Webpack in ASP.NET Core

Webpack is a great tool for bundling the client side assets in your web application. In this post we'll briefly discuss why you should create bundles and see how Webpack can automate that for us in ASP.NET Core. Why should I bundle When building web applications, regardless of the