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  -  h2 Gulp Falls Short
  -  p Gulp is great for running build tasks and creating production builds of assets, but the gulpfile grows significantly more complex when you add in development tooling.
  -  p Focus your gulp on running build tasks, and make your code handle hot-reloading and bundling itself.
  +  h2 Close, but not perfect
  +  p Gulp is great for running build tasks and creating production builds of assets, but the gulpfile grows significantly more complex as you add in additional development tooling.
  +  p Perhaps there is a better tool for reflecting changes in the browser?
   
   section
     h2 Webpack to the rescue!
  -  p When I build out a frontend, Webpack is quickly becoming my tool of choice. Hot-loading stylesheets, javascript, and even images keeps my hands on the keyboard. All I have to do is hit save and look at the browser to see my website come to life.
  -  p The best part is, the only config I write is to tell Webpack how to load SCSS or ES6 javascript, and then the rest is requiring what I want, when I want it.
  +  p When I build out a frontend, Webpack is quickly becoming my tool of choice. Hot-loading stylesheets, javascript, and even images keeps my hands on the keyboard. All I have to do is hit save and look at the browser to see changes jump into action.
  +  p Better yet, the config rarely changes and the rest is done by requiring dependencies, when and where they need to be.
   
   section
     h2 Configuring Webpack
  
positive.code:     li Upload assets to S3
      li Remove development code in production builds
      li Live-reload the browser when you change something
  
  section
    h2 Slide decks too!
  
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    h2 Time to edit some code
    pre
      code(class="bash").
        $ cd example-webpack
        $ npm install
        $ npm run hot-dev-server
  
        # In another terminal:
        $ npm run start-dev
    p Now open up <a href="http://localhost:8080/" target="_blank">http://localhost:8080/</a> and edit some files in <code>app</code>.
  