Modern Web Development Tooling: Linters, Formatters & Bundlers Explained
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Master ESLint, Prettier, Webpack, Vite, Rollup, and Parcel for Scalable Frontend Projects
Efficient, scalable frontend development isn’t just about writing code—it’s about writing clean, consistent code that compiles quickly and works seamlessly across different environments. This course is your practical guide to understanding and mastering the tooling ecosystem that powers modern web development.
You’ll learn how to enforce high code quality and style consistency using ESLint and Prettier, including custom rule configurations, integration with frameworks, and automation within CI/CD pipelines.
Then, we’ll demystify the complex world of JavaScript bundlers. You’ll explore and compare Webpack, Vite, Rollup, and Parcel, learning how each works under the hood, when to use them, and how to set them up for real-world projects. From hot module replacement to code splitting and tree shaking, you’ll gain hands-on experience optimizing builds for development and production.
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By the end of the course, you’ll not only understand how to choose and configure the right tools, but also how to orchestrate them together for efficient builds, smooth developer experience, and scalable frontend applications.
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1Why Linting and Formatting Matter2h
The role of static analysis and formatting in developer productivity
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2Intro to ESLint2h
Core concepts: rules, plugins, configs, CLI usage
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3Configuring ESLint in a Project2h
.eslintrc, extending configs (Airbnb, Standard, etc.), ignore files.
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4Intro to Prettier1h 45m
Format code automatically: opinionated but customizable
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5Using ESLint + Prettier TogetherText lesson
Handle conflicts, format-on-save, and CI integration
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6IDE Setup (VSCode)2h
Editor plugins for live linting and formatting
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7Understanding Module BundlingText lesson
What bundlers do, dependency graphs, tree-shaking
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8Webpack Core Concepts2h
Entry/output, loaders, plugins, development vs production
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9Webpack Configuration from Scratch2h
Create a custom config for a multi-file JavaScript project
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10Advanced Webpack Techniques2h
Code splitting, dynamic imports, caching, asset optimization.
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11Introduction to Rollup2h
Tree-shaking and bundle optimization for libraries
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12Setting Up Rollup for a Library1h 45m
ES modules, CommonJS, Babel, output formats
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13Parcel – Zero Config Build Tool2h
Simple workflows, hot module replacement (HMR), auto installs
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14When to Use Parcel vs Webpack vs Rollup1h 45m
Use-case-driven comparison: apps vs libraries
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15Why Vite is Different2h
ES modules in dev, instant startup, native browser support.
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16Vite in Practice1h 45m
Create a Vite project (React/Vue), plugins, hot reload.
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17Vite Configuration & Plugins2h
Customize build output, define environment variables, optimize for production.
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18Migrating from Webpack to Vite2h
Real-world migration strategies and considerations
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22Bundle Analysis Tools2h
webpack-bundle-analyzer, Rollup visualizer, Vite plugins
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23Code Splitting & Lazy Loading2h
Best practices for faster load times and smoother UX.
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24Keeping Builds Fast and Clean2h
Dependency control, cache busting, and cleaning outputs
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25Build & Deploy a Production-Ready React App with Full ToolingAssignment
Linters & Formatters: ESLint, Prettier
Bundlers: Webpack, Vite, Rollup, Parcel
Plus: configuration files, plugins, loaders, dev servers, and build optimizations.
Course Highlights:
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Master ESLint and Prettier for clean, consistent codebases
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Deep dive into Webpack, Vite, Rollup, and Parcel
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Understand build processes, module resolution, and code optimization
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Learn configuration strategies for single apps and mono-repos
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Explore dev server features, HMR, source maps, and performance tuning
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Apply best practices for tooling in real projects and team workflows
It’s designed for frontend developers, full-stack engineers, and tech leads who want to better understand and implement modern tooling in their projects. If you’ve built a few JavaScript applications and want to upgrade your development environment, this course is for you.
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Working hours
| Monday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Tuesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Thursday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Friday | 9:30 am - 5.00 pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |