Introduction

If you have ever tried to create a blog-like application or something that needs unique slugs, you might run on two problems:

• How to not repeat yourself? Imagine you have articles, categories, and products, and they all need slugs.
• What to do in a case where two or more entities have the same names used to generate slug?

Introduction

I have probably spent a week or two looking for some "best practices" for this problem: How to set up a Webpack for multi-page apps or websites? I haven't found many resources on the internet, so I decided to dedicate a blog post to it. Hopefully, you will find this helpful. So let's start!

Project Setup

Go on and create flask-with-webpack to try this out. The project structure should be like this.

About Me

My Name is Stefan Jeremic, a full-stack web developer from Belgrade, Serbia. I started programming when I was 14, so I could say I'm developing more than half of my life. I've started as a game developer enthusiast when I was a teenager. Later on, I switched to web development and did some competitive programming during my studies. I like clean, well-optimized, and organized code. Well, who doesn't?

What will I cover

I will speak about Frontend and Backend topics, make some how-to articles. My primary backend language is Python. I have some experience with Flask and FastAPI. I use mostly Vue on the Frontend but started experimenting with Alpine.js these days. I hope you will enjoy the content here, so stay tuned!

Building blocks of this blog

I made this blog using Flask for backend. I've used Bulma as a CSS library. Alpine.js was used as the main javascript library. SQLite is the database of my choice cause I don't expect many people to hang out here. Hopefully, If I'm wrong, I will switch to something "stronger" in the future.