Category: visual studio code

In my previous posts, I have written down the steps which will help you to configure ESLint, Prettier, and Husky in Visual Studio Code to make your JavaScript development easy and making sure code syntax, as well as best practices, are being followed. If you haven’t seen that post, I highly recommend you go through that at – Configure ESLint and Prettier in VS Code for JavaScript DevelopmentConfigure Husky in VS Code for JavaScript DevelopmentToday I am going to talk about another important tool when you are dealing with creating packages for your JavaScripts project. It’s called Parcel.From this post, you can expect -Quick introduction of ParcelConfigure Parcel in Visual Studio CodeExamplesQuick Introduction of ParcelParcel is a web application bundler. It’s an alternative of webpack and comes with some different value propositions.The main features which come with Parcel are – Parcel makes sure to perform all the above without any configurations with speed. Pretty impressive, right. Configure Parcel in Visual Studio CodeStep 1 – Initiate npmWe can initiate npm by executing the command “npm init” from the terminal section of the Visual Studio Code. This will ask for a few questions which are very self-explanatory, but we can ignore them by just typing enter. Once the command executes, it will create the file package.json in the workspace.Step 2 – Install ParcelWe can install parcel as dev dependency by executing the command “npm install...