In this chapter, you looked at the process you might use to deploy a project online. We went over the installation and setup process, as well as tree shaking.

First, we looked at the production and development modes, the nature of each environment, and how they utilize Webpack. Then, we looked at shimming, the best way to use it, how it works so that we can patch code, its relationship with task runners, and their integration with bundlers such as Webpack.

Now, you should be able to extract boilerplate, integrate various task runners, and know how to use GitHub.

In the next chapter, we will discuss hot module replacement, and live coding, and get to grips with some serious tutorials.