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And that's it for now.

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Now we're using webpack to bundle our files, to optimize them, to have a dev server. We're using ESLint

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to lint to our files and of course there, you can configure this to your requirements, to your needs

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with the help of the official docs also as I mentioned and we now therefore have a setup where we're

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able to write our code in a way that works well for us developers, in a way where we can split our code

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across multiple files and where we then still produce output which is optimized and which also is bundled

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together to minimize the amount of HttpRequests and still, features like this dynamic request for

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more here, for this tooltip.js file which is only needed eventually still works, so that all

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is supported by webpack, a very powerful tool therefore with which you of course can do more.

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The docs are very long and there's a lot you can tweak and manipulate there,

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so definitely dive into this documentation if you want to learn more about webpack and what you can

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configure there,

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you can fine tune it in a lot of different ways. Also one thing which we haven't done at all right

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now is we haven't used loaders in webpack. Loaders allow us to transform files and that allows us for

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example to use next gen Javascript features when we write our code and still produce code that does

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not use these features and works on older browsers as well

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and this is a pretty exciting technology or thing we'll explore in the browser support module.