If you’ve done any front-end work over the past couple years, Webpack likely needs no introduction. It’s the industry-standard module bundler and build tool for JavaScript codebases of all sizes. In a Rails project, Webpack can replace a portion of the functionality that has traditionally been handled by the Asset Pipeline, and the Rails community has enthusiastically embraced the shift. Rails’s f
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