The development
and production
modes in webpack
optimize the output in different ways. In development
mode, the focus is on faster builds and a better developer experience. In production
mode, the focus is on highly optimized bundles, leading to a better user experience. The good news is, we can have both. In this lesson, we'll separate our webpack
config into two configurations and update our scripts to run the right config for our needs.
I had issues trying to use merge the way it was referenced. Instead of
const merge = require('webpack-merge')
I had to use
const { merge } = require('webpack-merge');
to avoid the 'merge is not a function' error.
I had the same issue as Sunira and her suggestion resolved it
Same here