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What Is JavaScript Code Bundling? In this informative video, we’ll discuss the concept of JavaScript code bundling and its role in web development. We’ll explain how this technique combines multiple JavaScript files into optimized bundles that enhance website performance. By reducing the number of requests a browser makes when loading a page, bundling plays a significant part in ensuring a smooth user experience.

We’ll take you through the bundling process, starting from the entry point of an application to the creation of a dependency graph that organizes all necessary modules. You’ll learn about the optimizations that occur during bundling, such as minification, which helps in reducing file sizes for quicker downloads.

Additionally, we’ll cover the versatility of modern bundlers, which can handle not just JavaScript, but also CSS files and other assets. Features like code splitting and hot module replacement will also be discussed, showcasing how they contribute to efficient development workflows.

For web developers aiming to enhance their skills, understanding bundling is essential for improving application performance and maintainability. Join us to learn more about popular bundlers like Webpack, Vite, and Rollup, and discover how they can streamline your development process.

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