Recently, I have seen Snowpack so many times, so I think it's time to try it.
Actually, we can use create-snowpack-app to create a base app, but ...
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You can make a React app with literally no configuration using Parcel 😎
Snowpack is conceptually and fundamentally differently from Parcel:
Yep I know, I was just talking about configuration.
I'm still in confuse which one choose and settle in between snowpack and parcel. ¯\(ツ)/¯
It would depend on your project. If the project is a kind of prototyping, parcel will be a good option. If not, you can try snowpack. However, there are some options for a js project such as webpack, rollup, esbuild, roma, and so on. I think webpack is very popular.
webpack is so popular. even @fredkschott mentioned in stream. most of the fallbacks are based on webpack. he said it became a sorta industry standared.
Yeah, that is true
what's the comparison with webpack or parcel? is build time noticeably faster? is TS integration better?
How can we use it with react ssg or ssr
and after all, you realize that will not work with yarn workspaces or any monorepo installation, because snowpack will cache it hardly and will not see changes
Private npm packages are just a better solution
Snowpack's philosophy is to keep the toolchain minimal, using that and monorepos at the same time is kind of a paradox :)
Nice article, Thanks.
However, I guess your first example in the code doesn't get built because you haven't defined ImageWrapper yet
Good catch!
Thank you for pointing out that. I just updated the article.