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Yes, it doesn't matter what you use. No one will be ashamed, even if you sit on the grunt. It's only the ignorant chasing trends. A tool is a tool.
Webpack is more of a story about js modules. About the ability to use any known approach for declaring modules. You want AMD, you want CommonJS or ES6 syntax. Yes, he knows how to collect other assets, well, let him know how. Tomorrow they'll come up with something else.
You can easily pull some modules through grunt, some through gulp, and include webpack separately. Thus starting through one command. It's all npm.
Webpack for js( Babel, hot-middleware and all that) + gulp, Webpack compiles scss for a very long time, I don't know who says that gulp is outdated))
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