We use Webpack extensively in Stripes and it is in the process of a major revision. Webpack 2 notably brings native support for the ES6 module syntax which we have standardised on for the project.
The new version is currently in beta, probably best to defer upgrading until it sees release and wide adoption. But also best to not invest too much in the Webpack 1 APIs as they may change extensively. This issue can serve as a blocker for Webpack-entangled issues we would prefer to explore post-migration.
We use Webpack extensively in Stripes and it is in the process of a major revision. Webpack 2 notably brings native support for the ES6 module syntax which we have standardised on for the project.
The new version is currently in beta, probably best to defer upgrading until it sees release and wide adoption. But also best to not invest too much in the Webpack 1 APIs as they may change extensively. This issue can serve as a blocker for Webpack-entangled issues we would prefer to explore post-migration.