Closed braska closed 6 years ago
We are in the process of updating all of our packages to be compatible with Webpack v4. Stay tuned.
@braska The newest version no longer verifiesdevtool
. I will leave this issue open until we fully support Webpack 4.
You are incredible! Thanks for the fast reaction. A convenient opportunity to say that you are doing an insanely important project. I am talking about webpack-isomorphic-dev-middleware
and many others tools around it. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for your kind words @braska. This wouldn't be possible without many contributions from our team!
We will be developing and open-sourcing an exciting project that will leverage all this tooling into a CLI and runtime. The goal is to provide a good low-level foundation where different "plugins" can be installed to solve specific problems.
Have you ever thought why nextjs is so popular? I would say that it's because of the following reasons:
Though, when one really wants some flexibility, we usually hit huge walls. Additionally some of their assumptions are opinionated and doesn't fit everyone. Now imagine a project where you would install different packages that integrate into this tool to solve all the previous items individually? You can even create a preset where you "activate" these packages (similar to a babel preset) and use it among similar projects or companies.
That's what we will be building in the next couple of months. It resembles neutrino or razzle but will use webpack-isomorphic-dev-middleware
(& friends) and will be much better, hopefully!
The latest release already supports v4.
webpack-isomorphic-dev-middleware
will have support for v4 soon too, subscribe to https://github.com/moxystudio/webpack-isomorphic-dev-middleware/pull/54
After updating to Webpack 4 I've got following warning:
But Webpack 4 have a lot of defaults. And there is no need to set
devtool
manually (mode
config variable can be used to control defaults).