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+title: "Using Symfony Webpack Encore with Sculpin"
+author:
+    shortname: Rae
+    name: Rae Knowler
+    twitter: RaeKnowler
+---
+
+The [Sculpin Blog Skeleton](https://github.com/sculpin/sculpin-blog-skeleton) is a template for creating a blog with Sculpin. It's used in the [Get
+Started](https://sculpin.io/getstarted/) tutorial on sculpin.io, making it an important part of the Sculpin experience for many users. Until recently,
+the Blog Skeleton handled JavaScript assets by installing components via Composer. It's now been updated to use Symfony's
+[Webpack Encore](https://symfony.com/doc/current/frontend.html) library instead.
+
+Three of us at [Liip](https://www.liip.ch/en), [Christian Riesen](https://twitter.com/christianriesen), [David Buchmann](https://twitter.com/dbu) and
+I, had a hackday to work on Sculpin. [Kevin Boyd](https://twitter.com/beryllium9) offered us some suggestions of where to start, one of which was the
+move to Webpack: a more modern way of handling JS and CSS assets.
+
+Of course, you *can* make a website without any JS at all, but even a simple website needs some styling to look nice. The Blog Skeleton, which isn't
+meant to look fancy, uses jQuery, Bootstrap and HighlightJS as well as a little custom CSS. With more dependencies, keeping everything organised can
+get difficult. Encore takes all your CSS and JS files, as well as their dependencies, and bundles them up into one of each that you can link
+to in your HTML (or Twig) templates.
+
+It was simple to install Encore and configure it to work with Sculpin's file structure. Now, anyone building their blog using the Blog Skeleton as a
+base can add their own JS and CSS in the default files, add require statements for any external libraries they want to use, and run Encore. The
+links in the base Twig template won't change, but the new code will all be included.
+
+We also spent some time cleaning up the Sculpin documentation in several places:
+
+- The Sculpin Blog Skeleton README is now as small as possible, only what's needed to get the app up and running.
+- The [Basic Project](https://sculpin.io/documentation/basic-project/) page on sculpin.io had a lot of information removed that duplicated the Get
+Started tutorial. Now it explains the basic concepts of Sculpin more clearly.
+- Documentation for using Webpack Encore with Sculpin has been added in the Basic Project page as well.
+
+These changes will make it easier to get started using Sculpin to build a modern static website.