Webpack Simple Hot Reloading

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Webpack Simple Hot Reloading

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Last edited Nov 21, 2017

Created on Nov 21, 2017

This example demonstrates a development setup for a Webpack project with hot module replacement (HMR), where the webpack-dev-server serves a bundle.js file to an index.html page on localhost:9000. The configuration enables live reloading during development by using the `--hot` and `--inline` flags, along with the `webpack.NamedModulesPlugin` for readable module names and `webpack.NoEmitOnErrorsPlugin` to suppress error output. The code defines an entry point at `./index.js` and outputs a bundle with inline source maps, using `DefinePlugin` to set the development environment. The scripts support both standard and Windows command-line syntax for starting the dev server.

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