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Using Font Awesome 5 With Webpack

hackerone.com | blog | #tutorial | #performance | #javascript | #frontend | #font-awesome | #webpack
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Tutorial on importing only the Font Awesome 5 SVG icons you actually use in a Webpack build—covering fontawesome-svg-core, free versus Pro libraries, tree-shaking, and dom.watch().
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