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Software bundle may refer to:

In terms of JavaScript, bundling refers to technologies like Rollup, Webpack, Vite, and many more. The technology name isn't important, but rather what they do and why they're important. A bundler, in essence, bundles everything that a JavaScript project needs to work. In the process, it does things like removed unneeded code that isn't being used. There are many other steps along the way, but this is one process. After all processes are done, the bundler (Vite, Webpack, etc.) puts all of this now-efficient code into a bundle and makes it ready to run in the browser.