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Annotations on webpack source code in a pseudo-guided fashion.
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# artsy-webpack-tour Annotations on webpack source code in a pseudo-guided fashion. ## Just an Experiment My goal as one of the maintainers for [webpack](https://github.com/webpack/webpack) is being able to help developers better understand how webpack works. Demystify the tool so it helps you become more comfortable understanding how to use it and contributing to our source code and supporting packages. ## Have a question? The whole goal is to teach you how to use webpack, therefore please ask questions about the annotations you see inside of a github issue, and I will help you clarify any parts of what is seen below. There is **NO wrong question**. ## Disclaimer: This may not match master! I will likely not keep this up to date with every change in master on webpack/webpack. Rather, the purpose is to teach how to read and view the flow of the compilation lifecycle through webpack. ## Table of Contents 1. [WebpackOptionsApply.js (List of plugins)](#Step1) 2. [WebpackOptionsApply.js (Explanation of Options)](#Step2) 3. [WebpackOptionsApply.js (Native modules)](#Step3) 4. [WebpackOptionsApply.js (Source Map Flavors)](#Step4) 5. [WebpackOptionsApply.js (More module madness!)](#Step5) 6. [WebpackOptionsApply.js (after plugins)](#Step6) 7. [Compiler.js (The Complier's Constructor)](#Step7) 8. [Compiler.js (The Complier's Execution Process)](#Step8) 9. [Compiler.js (The Complier's Execution Process Part 2)](#Step9) 10. [Compiler.js (Compilation prelude)](#Step10) 11. [Compilation.js (Welcome to the compilation)](#Step11) 12. [Compilation.js (Welcome to the compilation)](#Step11) 13. [Compilation.js](#Step13) 14. [Compilation.js (Building chains)](#Step14) 15. [NormalModuleFactory.js](#Step15) 16. [NormalModuleFactory.js](#Step16) 17. [NormalModuleFactory.js](#Step17) 18. [NormalModule.js](#Step18) 19. [Compilation.js (Back to compilation!)](#Step19) 20. [Compilation.js](#Step20) 21. [NormalModule.js](#Step21) 22. [NormalModule.js](#Step22) 23. [Compilation.js](#Step23) 24. [Compilation.js](#Step24) 25. [Compilation.js](#Step25) 26. [Compilation.js](#Step26) 27. [Compiler.js](#Step27) 28. [Compilation.js](#Step28) ## Text Transcripts To make this searchable, the text of each image has been transcribed. The title of each transcript anchors to the respective image. The transcripts are not made to be read through, rather they provide a tool to search out a specific section based on the commentary. ### Help Wanted ❤😍💕❤😍💕❤😍💕❤😍💕❤😍 ### Version (webpack 2.2.1+ from master) #### [WebpackOptionsApply.js (List of plugins)](#Step1) <a name="Step1"></a> * "All plugins for options cases" * "These handle any module format" #### [WebpackOptionsApply.js (Explanation of Options)](#Step2) <a name="Step2"></a> * "getting opts from config" * "options target code" * "ES5 OOP (class W0A(?) extends 0A)" * "records" * "never used this before ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯ " * "plugin system makes for extremely flexible feature development" #### [WebpackOptionsApply.js (Native modules)](#Step3) <a name="Step3"></a> * "Certain targets ship w/ other modules native to their deploy target like Electron" * "Similar to electron man but instead the "client" side. Thus diff externals" #### [WebpackOptionsApply.js (Source Map Flavors)](#Step4) <a name="Step4"></a> * "handling bad target values" * "all of this logic is for the 'devtool' prop. Allows for about 15-20 flavors of source maps" * "That was Sean's first ever PR!!!" #### [WebpackOptionsApply.js (More module madness!)](#Step5) <a name="Step5">
Sean Larkin · @Microsoft @MicrosoftEdge @webpack @webpack-contrib @angular · United States
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