What is the division of labor between gulp and webpack?

What is the division of labor between gulp and webpack? Webpack is used for modular packaging. I use laravel, but I don't feel like I can use webpack. There are a bunch of js files, css files, and image files that are placed in the js, css, and image folders under publicassets respectively. I feel that we only use gulp to package them into... what is the division of labor between gulp and webpack?

Webpack is used for modular packaging. I use laravel, but I don't feel like I can use webpack.

There are a bunch of js files, css files, and image files,
Put them in the js, css, and image folders under public/assets/respectively,
It seems that we can only package gulp into a file. Is there no webpack?
When can we use webpack?

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What is the division of labor between gulp and webpack?

Webpack is used for modular packaging. I use laravel, but I don't feel like I can use webpack.

There are a bunch of js files, css files, and image files,
Put them in the js, css, and image folders under public/assets/respectively,
It seems that we can only package gulp into a file. Is there no webpack?
When can we use webpack?

Do not use it for use. laravel has already integrated gulp well and can basically meet daily development needs.

Isn't laravel a PHP framework? Can it also be used in front-end?