Well I found out I blew up one thing because building with parceljs exposed an error that rollup somehow ignored or just somehow fixed. Turns out I was exporting two magic Symbol values two different ways. I was able to ship this, but #bundlejs (which I use to test my bundles and verify their gzipped sizes) barfed up a lung. Another lesson learned!

Next there’s #bundlejs. Bundle js let’s you compose and bundle libraries interactive and see how big they are. This is great for keeping an eye on how large your library is getting and it produces nice badges as well. Nothing huge but useful.

Love it.

A Java programmer’s guide to delivering webapp frontends http://steinar.bang.priv.no/?p=269 #frontend #java_programming #bundlejs #frontend-maven-plugin #osgi_web_whiteboard #reactjs #servlet #servlet_30_annotations #servlet_container #war_file #web_descriptor #web_whiteboard #webxml #webpack When I started investigating (googling) web frontends, I found tutorials for various frameworks and I found tutorials using node.js to deliver frontends to web browsers on localhost. What I did not find, w
A Java programmer’s guide to delivering webapp frontends

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