Parcel Bundler: The Complete Tutorial

Learn Parcel Bundler from the very basics to advanced! Use Parcel with React, Vue, jQuery, Bootstrap, Express, Babel!

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Parcel Bundler: The Complete Tutorial

What You Will Learn!

  • Quickly get started, without long introductions and rambling.
  • Integrations with React, Vue, jQuery, and Bootstrap.
  • Learn advanced features like Tree Shaking, Code Splitting, and Lazy Loading.
  • Optimize your production code to be small and fast.
  • Set up Gzip and Brotli compression.
  • Use latest cutting edge JavaScript features with Parcel and Babel 7.

Description

My main goal is to help you understand and master Parcel web application bundler. This course was specifically designed for those who want to learn Parcel bundler from scratch or improve their current knowledge in this topic. At the moment this course covers Parcel v1.

In this course we will build fully functional todo list application from scratch. Along the way we will learn and apply various Parcel features to this application. We will start from the very basics and then gradually move towards more advanced topics like tree shaking, code splitting and lazy loading. Large portion of this course is dedicated to optimizing your applications in production. You will learn how to optimize large images, remove unused CSS, and compress your resulting bundles with gzip and brotli.

We will also cover Parcel integrations with popular JavaScript libraries like React, Vue, jQuery, Bootstrap etc. Each lesson builds on top of the previous ones, so it is easy to follow. Therefore, after taking this course you will definitely be able to use Parcel in your projects.

If you have any questions regarding Parcel, feel free to post them in the Q&A section. Many people have already found answers to their questions there, and I will do my best to help you with your questions as well.

P. S. Made in Ukraine

Who Should Attend!

  • All developers with basic JavaScript knowledge

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Subscribers

3680

Lectures

38

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