Django and Webpack - Using TypeScript with Django / Asset Modules for Working with Files
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In this next video, we'll learn how to use TypeScript with Django, will briefly look at how Babel compiles bleeding-edge JavaScript into a format understood by browsers, and will learn how to work with files during our Webpack build process, using asset modules.
We'll do a quick dive into TypeScript, and how you can use the ts-loader during your Webpack build to compile TypeScript down to vanilla JavaScript in your output bundles. This is necessary, as browsers do not natively understand TypeScript.
With asset modules, we'll learn how to emit files (such as images, fonts, etc) from our asset directory into our build directory, in order to deploy these files to our servers. We'll also learn that the 'asset/resource' module also exports the file URL, and you can refer to that in your asset files.
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00:00 Intro
00:37 Webpack Configuration Overview
01:24 TypeScript Overview and Installation
03:57 Creating TypeScript File and Defining Functions
07:49 Adding ts-loader to Webpack configuration
13:57 Babel Overview
14:45 Asset Modules for File Operations in Webpack
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