This article reviews the lack of a standard Python project layout and compares four popular tools—CookieCutter, PyScaffold, PyBuilder, and Poetry—by showing their installation commands, generated directory structures, and typical build/test workflows.
Learn eight practical Makefile tricks—including basic syntax, variable usage, conditional assignments, error handling, command substitution, pattern rules, and phony targets—to streamline and automate system operations, improve maintainability, and boost deployment efficiency for DevOps engineers.
This article reviews four popular Python project scaffolding and build tools—CookieCutter, PyScaffold, PyBuilder, and Poetry—explaining their installation, generated directory structures, and typical make‑style commands for testing, documentation, and packaging.
The article explains monorepo concepts, compares monolithic, multirepo, and monorepo approaches, presents a Tianmao Campus case study, and recommends a pnpm + lerna‑lite + TurboRepo toolchain with detailed setup, configuration, local development scripts, and a unified build‑release workflow to streamline large frontend projects.
This article chronicles the history of front‑end engineering—from the early stone‑age JSP/PHP era through Maven, Grunt, Webpack, and Snowpack—highlighting key tools, code examples, and future trends that have shaped modern front‑end development practices.
This tutorial walks through the fundamentals of Webpack’s splitChunks and manifest features, explaining modules, chunks, and bundles, detailing configuration options like chunks, cacheGroups, minChunks, priority, maxInitialRequests, and maxAsyncRequests, and shows practical code examples and visual results to help developers master efficient asset bundling.
This article explains how Webpack loaders work, outlines development guidelines, demonstrates synchronous, asynchronous, raw, and pitching loaders with code examples, and then guides you through creating and configuring custom plugins, covering hooks, async handling, and a practical build‑info plugin.
This article explains what Webpack loaders are, their four classification types (pre, normal, inline, post), how to configure them with enforce, the inline loader prefixes, execution priority, the loader call chain, synchronous vs asynchronous handling, parameters, output, caching, and useful loader development tools.
The article traces frontend build tools from Grunt to Gulp to Webpack, explains Webpack’s modular configuration and split‑CLI structure, and details practical optimizations—such as splitChunks, terser, Happypack, DLLs, and proxy settings—that together can halve bundle size and triple build speed, while previewing upcoming Webpack 5 changes.
An in‑depth tutorial explains webpack’s core concepts, build workflow, and practical scenarios—from single‑page apps and code splitting to npm package and server‑side rendering builds—plus guidance on creating custom loaders and plugins, empowering developers to master and extend this essential front‑end bundler.
This article reviews the evolution of frontend moduleization over the past decade, discusses the problems of early script inclusion, presents various solutions such as namespaces, closures, CommonJS, ES6 modules, and modern build tools, and illustrates each approach with concrete JavaScript code examples.
This article traces the history of Alipay’s front‑end build ecosystem—from the early spm package manager through the all‑in‑one spm3 era, the rise of ant tool, and the shift toward modular presets—highlighting the challenges of centralisation, configuration complexity, and future directions.
