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Re:Webpack 4 course: What is Webpack? by nailer on Monday July 16, 2018 @05:20AM (#17539822)
ES6 modules will hopefully be great in a few years, but I just redid my own site https://mikemaccana.com (it's a nice, small project) to learn ES6 modules and some other new tech, and the lack of a repository even a hundredth the size of npm means you'll be spending a bunch of time downloading files, editing exports, and fixing dependencies between code. I'd be hesitant to use ES6 modules for a larger project as a result.

npm Inc recently joined TC39 so maybe that will change. Also if deno takes off, it's ES6 modules only.

Re:Webpack 4 course: What is Webpack? by ealhad on Monday July 16, 2018 @05:44AM (#17539923)
FYI, your site is kinda broken on my laptop (both Firefox and Chromium), I can only see part of the text at the bottom. You might want to tinker with that middle section with the slides.
Re:Webpack 4 course: What is Webpack? by nailer on Monday July 16, 2018 @06:46AM (#17540207)
Thanks for the heads up, I'll have a play. What's the vertical height of your display and zoom level?
Re:Webpack 4 course: What is Webpack? by ealhad on Monday July 16, 2018 @07:19AM (#17540363)
(Firefox) 800px with system and browser bars, 900px in fullscreen, both missing text at 100% zoom level

Also, I noticed when the display area is resized, the slider resets (with animation) to the first slide, while the bottom text stays the same.

Re:Webpack 4 course: What is Webpack? by nailer on Monday July 16, 2018 @09:18AM (#17541030)
Thanks. I tested it with my own screen but obviously there's some lower resolution displays out there. I'll make some CSS rules for 800px high.

Also I'll make sure the bottom text resets

Re:Webpack 4 course: What is Webpack? by nailer on Monday July 16, 2018 @05:57PM (#17545515)
Adjusted to handle small desktops better, and added the resets.