👋 Goodbye Sprockets. Welcome Webpacker
Update from 19.01.2022 PLEASE DO NOT FOLLOW THIS GUIDE ANYMORE. DO NOT MIGRATE TO WEBPACKER ANYMORE. RAILS 7 PROVIDES BETTER OPTIONS FOR JS BUNDLING NOWADAYS. Updated on the 1st May 2020 for Webpacker 5. Updated on the 30th August 2019 for Webpacker 4 and Rails 6.0 and adding custom fonts. This guide will let you through the process of migrating your Rails Application from Sprockets to Webpacker.
Migrating from Rails’ asset pipeline to Node’s webpack
There are many tutorials on this, but most of them focus on setting up webpack instead of giving a sense of how to migrate the pieces. Also, in most real life scenarios, we can’t migrate such a big part of an app at once, since it is both risky and may delay important new features and bug fixes. Therefore, this tutorial will not be [only] about how to setup webpack, but on a proper migration strat
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http://pixelatedworks.com/articles/replacing-the-rails-asset-pipeline-with-webpack-and-yarn/
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