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Add example of hot reloading with webpack #180
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Nice.
Found this hot module replacement project targetted at browserify builds the other day. Haven't tried it yet myself, but it looks pretty nifty |
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Nice work :) |
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See #185 for an example of hot reloading using browserify. |
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This is a strawman PR to see if anyone wants this as an example in the main repo. @geelen did the hard work of figuring this out; I've just boiled it down to a minimal example. Here's the readme, rendered. Maybe someone should also come up with a Browserify equivalent? I'm told it's possible, just more work.