Control where Webpack puts your bundled code and what those generated files are called.
After Webpack processes your application, it needs to know where to place the files it creates. The output configuration controls things like the output directory, bundle filename, and how generated assets are named.
This becomes especially important when you have multiple bundles, hashed filenames for caching, or assets that need to be served from a specific location. Knowing the output configuration helps you understand exactly what Webpack produces.
What you'll walk away knowing