That website is a complete waste of time. Noting that Webpack can do something is like noting that JavaScript can do something. Yeah, sure, but unless you show me the actual code, the knowledge that JS could do it useless to me.

Let's be concrete. How do I do dynamic imports in Webpack?

> Webpack was one of the first bundlers to use Dynamic Imports as a signal for creating code-splitting boundaries.

> Unlike multiple entries, split points created using Dynamic Imports consistently result in a separate bundle being created without customizing optimization.splitChunks.

Okay, but what does that mean? How do I make it work? What are the actual configuration settings? The site gives you no clues.

All right, let's go to https://webpack.js.org/guides/code-splitting/#dynamic-import... and read the docs.

Haha, okay, yes "Webpack" can totally do dynamic imports. All you have to do is read 50 pages of confusing docs first and craft a perfect config file. If you're familiar with Webpack, it shouldn't take more than 1 or 2 hours (my serious, no joking estimate).

Or you could use a bundler tool instead of a bundler tool tool.