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by Vinnl 2310 days ago
I don't think "less bloated/fragmented/slow Webpack and co" is what sebmck intends its USP to be. It sounds more like he expects there to be some advantages to arise specifically from a single tool doing everything related to processing source code, e.g. the linter being able to catch bugs by also being aware of how code will end up after bundling.

It would be interesting to see examples of specific such advantages that could be gained, because I'm having a hard time thinking of any.