With the emergence of Webpack, you can arguably do everything with it; do you see Webpack replacing Gulp for good?
I don't think Webpack will replace Gulp, something else will come along and keep the fragmentation (oh hai jspm!) ;)
To answer the question: still using Grunt on older projects and Webpack on new ones. Semi-seriously threatened to move everything to Makefiles recently, though.
In my next project I'll be using rollup js with some other stuff thrown in. :)
I prefer gulp, because it's a way more streamlined workflow if you're not specifically packing for the web, but say for Cordova or Electron.
I'm tired of those gulps, grunts, webpacks, huge configurations, broken APIs and outdated plugins. Simple node scripts do the job.
I use neither of both... you should add the options "neither" and "other (comment)"
In my company at the moment we are using grunt for the asset management, but if all go well in a few months we move to webpack
Erik Olson
I use Gulp along with Browserify. I looked into Webpack but didn't see why I would want to use it instead.