Actually, I haven't used it much, but I would try it in combination with Hugo.
I don't think it would support things like CSS in JS imports, or raw text file imports.
Thanks for the feedback!
Good to know, I might give it a try or at least keep a good eye on it 😉
I gave a quick try to esbuild yesterday. My first impressions summarized:
the documentation is well made. It is easy to follow and I was able to setup a proof of concept without effort.
it is really super fast! I did not try with a big lib but still, that was for sure faster.
Only thing unclear to me is if it can be used for bundling libs and apps or rather mostly/only libs. That is something I would still need to answer.
Overall, definitely positive about it.
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Actually, I haven't used it much, but I would try it in combination with Hugo.
I don't think it would support things like CSS in JS imports, or raw text file imports.
Thanks for the feedback!
Good to know, I might give it a try or at least keep a good eye on it 😉
I gave a quick try to esbuild yesterday. My first impressions summarized:
the documentation is well made. It is easy to follow and I was able to setup a proof of concept without effort.
it is really super fast! I did not try with a big lib but still, that was for sure faster.
Only thing unclear to me is if it can be used for bundling libs and apps or rather mostly/only libs.
That is something I would still need to answer.
Overall, definitely positive about it.