Hoping to use @snowpackjs in existing apps bootstrapped with create-react-app -- how are folks migrating to snowpack from a setup like this? I have investigating create-snowpack-app and tried to mirror it in a CRA project. Discussion here: github.com/snowpackjs/snowpa…
"Snowpack is able to adopt esbuild today thanks to an early bet that we made on the future of bundling: bundling is just a post-build optimization."
Having lived this bet for the last four years, I strongly agree.
Omitting code transformations keeps normal development simple.
Set up a Slack channel with tweets about Snowpack and getting a lot of snow tweets 😆
ALT Buried in the snowpack are 2 worrisome layers: feathery crystals of surface hoar 12” under the surface, and weak, sugary facets at the ground. Follow our advice and dig, test and be conservative in your travel decisions. The avalanche danger is rated MODERATE on all slopes.
ALT We asked Snowpack's creator, Fred K Schott, for a few words on Snowpack 3.0:
“I couldn't be more excited about this launch! Streaming imports are a game changer that simplify dependency management by fetching packages as soon as you need them: pre-built, pre-bundled and ready to run.
We also shipped a first-class integration with esbuild to bundle Snowpack builds 100x faster than Webpack, Rollup or Parcel (seriously, look at these benchmarks!). If you haven't had a chance to check out Snowpack yet, v3.0 is a great chance to jump in.”
With @snowpackjs v.3 landing today, a little push to an article I wrote last September on using Snowpack + Azure functions to run serverless TypeScript web apps on @AzureStaticApps
Totally the easiest to use dev stack I've touched in years.
dev.to/david_whitney/using-a…