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Vite crossed 40M weekly downloads! 🥳
2x the beginning of 2025! Or +0.5M downloads per week.
Huge shoutout to the contributors and the community for making @vite_js the gold standard for web dev. 🥂
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
Latest side project has been a (terminal inspired) browser interface for interacting with claude code sessions running on my personal Mac mini server at home w/ access to my environment, context, notes, tools etc. Will be especially useful on mobile.
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
Next gen performance is here
I am currently migrating some old repos:
typecheck: tsc -> tsgo => at least 5-10x speedup
lint: eslint -> oxlint => insane, 15-20 sec to 25ms
format: prettier -> oxformat => 4s to 500ms
build: vite to rolldown-vite => 110s to ~4s 💀
Insane work @OxcProject @evanyou 🔥
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
Just shipped @vite_js 8 beta / rolldown to production.
This ember app's build time is 70% faster (cold, no caches) and 47% faster (warm)
Before / After
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
I had to show that feature in action and tell something about Hook Filters. The best is that it works framework-agnostic and gives great indicators without being a profiling pro.
It already helped improving perf in @nuxt_js. More to come.
Video up now on my YouTube channel 👀
✨ Hot from the release press: When using @rolldown_rs and experiencing a slow build, you now see which plugins slow your build down!
Note that the reported time is an indication and includes overhead such as Rust-side processing, async scheduling, NAPI data conversion, and overhead from the JavaScript event loop.
This will detect slow built-in and third party plugins. In the example below, the project still uses terser for building instead of Oxc, causing slowdown.
PS: This will also work in the next @vite_js 8 beta (or when overriding the Rolldown version from today on) 👀
![A screenshot of the terminal when building your Vite app. It says "[PLUGIN_TIMINGS] Warning: Your build spent significant time in plugins. Here is a breakdown:".
Then a list of plugins and percentages. The list includes "vite:terser", which could be fixed by using Oxc instead of terser as minifier.](/pic/orig/media%2FG76ck2lX0AA7jAF.jpg)
ALT A screenshot of the terminal when building your Vite app. It says "[PLUGIN_TIMINGS] Warning: Your build spent significant time in plugins. Here is a breakdown:". Then a list of plugins and percentages. The list includes "vite:terser", which could be fixed by using Oxc instead of terser as minifier.
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
Nitro’s split between SSR and server concepts was already a strong design choice, and I’m glad we stayed committed to it.
In v3, we’re pushing it even further — only a handful of external dependencies, a much smaller supply-chain surface, isolated module graphs via @vite_js’s multi-environment API, and only the features you actually use get compiled into the bundle.
With everything going on, zero-trust is the only security model that makes sense.
Everything is exploitable 💣 — accept it. All we can do is reduce the damage surface through separation and isolation.
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
What's new in ViteLand?
Our November 2025 recap is out!
✨ @vite_js 8 Beta
👉 Oxfmt alpha
💻 @vitest_dev caching and imports breakdown
⚓️ Oxc becoming even faster!?
🎙 Updates from the Community
👀 and more
voidzero.dev/posts/whats-new…
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⚡️ The first Vite 8.0 beta is here
- Powered by Rolldown bringing faster production builds and more consistency
- New features such as tsconfig paths or emitDecoratorMetadata support
- Align browser targets with Baseline Widely Available
More in our post vite.dev/blog/announcing-vit…
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
Ever since we announced Vite+, the excitement, and the questions, have been rolling in.
We took some time to answer the most common ones:
How do frameworks benefit from Vite+?
Vite+ is an integration on the application-level. Frameworks don't need to rewrite their internals for developers to benefit. They can provide Vite+ plugins for a smoother developer experience (DX) and tighter integration, but they won't have to switch to Vite+ themselves.
Open-source framework repositories can use Vite+ themselves for free in their own development workflows.
Is Vite paid software now?
No. @vite_js remains free and open-source under the MIT license. We stated from the beginning that all code and packages released as open-source will remain open-source.
Vite+ is a separate product that provides additional features and services as a superset of Vite to provide an end-to-end JavaScript tooling solution.
What impact will Vite+ have on Vite and other open-source projects?
Vite+ is built on top of the existing open-source ecosystem, and can only function if that ecosystem is healthy. As a paid product, Vite+ supports the sustainability of the underlying open-source projects it builds on.
Can I use Vite+ with my own tooling?
Yes. Vite+ aims to give the best DX and performance but does not force you to use only Vite+ tools and commands. Its task runner and caching will work with arbitrary tasks, not just with built-in Vite+ commands.
Questions left?
Drop them below 👇
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
Creator of Svelte, @Rich_Harris presents an exploration of reactive systems and the benefits of using fine-grained reactivity with compilers, demonstrating how this approach can simplify application development by giving developers "remote control" over their code's performance and behavior.
Full video: youtu.be/N4WQVmJbpFI
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Vite 7.2 is out! ⚡️
🗃️ `build.license` option
🔌 proxy + HTTP2 support
💜 and more features and fixes
Don't forget to check the complete changelog
github.com/vitejs/vite/blob/…
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
Watch Daniel Roe detail the journey and architectural decisions that led to integrating Vite into the Nuxt framework and offers a sneak peek at v4.2, like the adoption of Vite's Environment API for faster builds and a Rust-powered CLI aimed at revolutionizing development speed.
Full video: youtu.be/uiufuNh6L4E
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
Rolldown is getting more stable! We’d really appreciate it if you can break it with your existing Vite configuration.
Make this one-line change or read the guide: vite.dev/guide/rolldown.html
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
📢 Introducing Photon
Next-generation infrastructure for deploying any JavaScript server.
We're open to collaborating with other frameworks — the more we collaborate the better! 🤝
vike.dev/blog/photon
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We lost most of our sponsorship in the past year. If you have a sufficient open-source sponsorship budget, please consider sponsoring us 🙏 github.com/sponsors/napi-rs
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Vite 7.2.0-beta.1 is out ✋
Beta docs at main.vitejs.dev
🗃️ `build.license` option
🔌 proxy + HTTP2 support
💜 and more feats and fixes
Help us test the beta and give us feedback!
Full changelog linked below.
github.com/vitejs/vite/blob/…
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Vite ⚡ retweeted
oxfmt (the oxc-based formatter) is getting very close to ready!
- 2-3x faster than Biome
- 45x faster than Prettier
- Better prettier conformance than Biome means switching won’t cause huge diffs
- More flexible line wrapping than Prettier
We have tested oxfmt against several popular codebases including Prettier, Vite, Vue, shadcn-ui, Ant Design, Outline, TypeScript-ESLint, and Supabase, and ensured it can be used as a drop-in replacement for Prettier.
There are also a few edge cases where we intentionally diverge from Prettier because we believe the Prettier output can be improved, see discussion: github.com/oxc-project/oxc/d…
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