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Webpack/HMR

Update your running application instantly without refreshing the entire page.

12 QuestionsAdvancedHigh Priority ~9 min read

Hot Module Replacement, or HMR, lets Webpack replace changed modules while your application is running. Instead of rebuilding everything and forcing you to refresh the browser, Webpack can send the updated module to the browser and apply the change.

This makes development much faster because you can see code changes almost immediately. HMR can also preserve parts of the current application state, depending on how the application and modules are designed to handle updates.

What you'll walk away knowing

How Hot Module Replacement works
How Webpack detects and sends changed modules
How HMR differs from a normal page refresh
Why HMR improves development speed
1What is Hot Module Replacement?Intermediate
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