Explain Webpack

A static module bundler for contemporary JavaScript applications is called webpack. Every module your project requires is combined into one or more bundles, which are static assets from which to serve your content, when webpack processes your application. This internal dependency graph is built from one or more entry points.

JavaScript modules can be compiled using Webpack, sometimes known as a module bundler. It creates a single file (or a few files) that runs your application from a big number of other files. It can carry out a variety of tasks, including gathering your resources. checks for modifications and repeats the tasks.