Did you know you could open poweshell from powershell???
It’s nice when you want one for Git and another for command line and another for calling your mom or another for running testrpc.
Don’t forget:
> start-process powershell
Webpack Init
Why isn’t that the default instruction.
Its the most complicated thing and does all sorts of crazy stuff, I always end up breaking it, and it has an initialization command.
> webpack init
Then, you need to set the development mode or this will bug you… Forever.
They even ask you if you’re going to run this in production during the init script.
What the heck?
