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The landscape in this regard is pretty complex with a number of choices out there.
This StackOverflow post discusses the functionality and pros/cons of the alternatives and is helpful in gaining an idea of what they all actually do!
I was keen to pick tools that met my needs, especially re the ability to build apps from separate shared components, but did not want to over complicate things by using tools that I did not really need.
My conclusion from the above and all the comments is that for the moment all my need can be met by just sticking with Webpack (in conjunction with Angular CLI and Ionic CLI), and not venturing to use tools such as Gulp on top as I don’t really need to.
This is good as webpack is the standard for Angular and Ionic.
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