Webpack vs. Gulp

A module bundler that generates static assets from modules and their dependencies. It can also be used to run tasks.

Has complex commands and a steeper learning curve.

Is more powerful in terms of functionality. For instance, it can be used to load only specific functions from massive libraries. This enhances the performance of the web application.

Plug-ins are easier to code and control.

Is used to automate tasks. It takes in a JavaScript function and runs it. It is primarily used to run tests, compile Sass, and remove redundant code. It can also use Uglify.js, which is used to compress code.

Is easy to use and understand. Hence, it is preferred over Webpack for simple build functionality.

Compared to Webpack, it’s functionality is less advanced.

Offers a large variety of plug-ins.