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   - TheLarkInn
   - rouzbeh84
   - johnstew
+  - srilman
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 Because JavaScript can be written for both server and browser, webpack offers multiple deployment _targets_ that you can set in your webpack [configuration](/configuration).
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 As seen from the options above there are multiple different deployment _targets_ that you can choose from. Below is a list of examples, and resources that you can refer to.
 
 *  **[compare-webpack-target-bundles](https://github.com/TheLarkInn/compare-webpack-target-bundles)**: A great resource for testing and viewing different webpack _targets_. Also great for bug reporting.
-* **[Build to both electron.js and browser targets using webpack](https://medium.com/@ad_harmonium/build-to-both-electron-js-and-browser-targets-using-webpack-59266bdb76a)**: An example of a build process using multiple deployment targets with electron and web.
+* **[Boilerplate of Electron-React Application](https://github.com/chentsulin/electron-react-boilerplate)**: A good example of a build process for electron's main process and renderer process.
 
 ?> Need to find up to date examples of these webpack targets being used in live code or boilerplates.