Hi!
Now that i am getting used to all the nice stuff we get for free with Sage 9 (webpack, es6, stylelint, etc.) i would love to have the same things for a simple HTML, non WordPress project.
I used to have my own Gulp setup for this, but am too lazy to do this again with Webpack 
Do you have any personal recommandation for a Webpack boilerplate setup that would offer more or less the same features as Sage 9, but without WordPress?
Thanks!
If you don’t want to learn webpack — it can be daunting — I’d recommend Laravel Mix. It’s a wrapper around webpack that provides a much simpler API.
Personally, I’d recommend learning webpack and building something yourself. It’s a lot of fun. 
There are a couple of Laravel Mix boilerplates for Jekyll if that’s your bag:
I used the first one for a recent project and it went great.
Thanks this is a great idea, i already used it with my Laravel projects so that makes sense 
Jigsaw (http://jigsaw.tighten.co) is a static site generator built with PHP that uses Blade and Laravel Mix, providing a somewhat Sage 9 like environment. I’ve been using it recently to build static web apps (training courses) and am quite happy with it.
And what knowler said!
I would like to use Laravel Mix with Sage 9. I noticed that there is a fork on Github.
How easy is it to get Laravel mix working with Vanilla Sage 9 @knowler?
There’s also https://github.com/roots/sage/pull/2011
FWIW, @QWp6t has changes coming to the build system that includes support for Webpack 4, which is still not supported by Laravel Mix
That’s too bad.
I just read through https://github.com/JeffreyWay/laravel-mix/pull/1495 and it seems that we may have to wait for Webpack 5 before Laravel Mix gets updated.
The ability to have a single build system across Jigsaw, Roots and Laravel would be awesome.
i might be able to contribute to laravel-mix to help them get it working with webpack 4, but that would have to wait until after i finish sage 10 stuff, and it would most likely have to wait until december or late november.