What is a JavaScript bundler? What are the JavaScript bundles it produces? How does a JavaScript bundler work?

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A JavaScript bundler produces bundles. It's basically a static file, optimized to be served to the client (in our case: a web browser) The main goal is to produce a single bundle file from multiple dependencies. In effect, the user’s browser doesn’t need to fetch so many files separately.

What Is A JavaScript Bundler?