Michelle Barker • 10/28/2019

Part 2: Module Bundling with Parcel

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This article is Part 2 of a series on modern front-end workflows. It provides a detailed guide on using the Parcel module bundler as an alternative to Webpack. It covers Parcel's features like local server, transpilation, and live reloading, and includes practical steps for project setup, configuration, and creating NPM scripts for development and production builds.

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