wtf is webpack-chunks?

This project is a webpack boilerplate, essentially a pre-configured starter kit for building websites and web apps. Instead of spending hours setting up the build tools, styling processors, and code quality checkers from scratch, you get a working foundation that handles all of that out of the box. It's designed for people who want to skip the configuration headache and jump straight into writing their actual application code. At a high level, the kit wires together several tools that modern web projects rely on. Babel translates newer JavaScript into versions that older browsers can understand. Sass and PostCSS let you write styles more efficiently and then process them into standard CSS. ESLint and Prettier keep your code clean and consistent by flagging style issues. Webpack ties it all together, bundling your JavaScript, CSS, images, and other assets into optimized files ready for the web. You run one command to start a local development server with live reloading, and another to produce a minified production build. This would appeal to developers or technical founders starting a new front-end project who don't want to use a heavyweight framework like Next.js or React but still want modern tooling. For example, if you're building a marketing site, a simple dashboard, or a prototype and you just want clean JavaScript and Sass with sensible defaults, this saves you from manually configuring a dozen different tools and plugins. The project makes a notable tradeoff: it's intentionally bare-bones. There's no framework, no testing setup, and no routing, just the core build pipeline. That makes it easy to understand and extend, but it also means you're responsible for adding anything beyond the basics.