Having tried to wrangle all of this both professionally and for a side project, the link is an over-simplification. No, it won't "just work".
Part of the problem is the fact that web browsers, Node.js, and other JS runtimes have slightly different needs and expectations. Part of the problem arises when you're trying to mix and match web code, Node.js code, and other JS runtime code in the same monorepo. There's no single magic-bullet configuration.
Part of the problem is the fact that web browsers, Node.js, and other JS runtimes have slightly different needs and expectations. Part of the problem arises when you're trying to mix and match web code, Node.js code, and other JS runtime code in the same monorepo. There's no single magic-bullet configuration.