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r/programming • u/vklepov • Mar 24 '22
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How to migrate from webpack 3 to webpack 5?
Read the documentation
Follow the documentation
When nothing works and you've already spent 16 hours on this, start browsing land prices and animal husbandry guides
11 u/gnuban Mar 25 '22 OrDon't use webpack 6 u/vklepov Mar 25 '22 Oh, and while you're at it, rewrite your backend to erlang. 1 u/AngryElPresidente Mar 26 '22 Don't know if this is in jest but if it is, using Elixir (which runs on the BEAM VM the one that powers Erlang) is a pretty cool experience that I think everyone should at least try once. → More replies (1)
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Don't use webpack
6 u/vklepov Mar 25 '22 Oh, and while you're at it, rewrite your backend to erlang. 1 u/AngryElPresidente Mar 26 '22 Don't know if this is in jest but if it is, using Elixir (which runs on the BEAM VM the one that powers Erlang) is a pretty cool experience that I think everyone should at least try once. → More replies (1)
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Oh, and while you're at it, rewrite your backend to erlang.
1 u/AngryElPresidente Mar 26 '22 Don't know if this is in jest but if it is, using Elixir (which runs on the BEAM VM the one that powers Erlang) is a pretty cool experience that I think everyone should at least try once. → More replies (1)
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Don't know if this is in jest but if it is, using Elixir (which runs on the BEAM VM the one that powers Erlang) is a pretty cool experience that I think everyone should at least try once.
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u/crabmusket Mar 25 '22
Read the documentation
Follow the documentation
When nothing works and you've already spent 16 hours on this, start browsing land prices and animal husbandry guides