Our @real_ate explained how the #embroider translates old "Emberisms" into modern #Javascript to use with @vite_js, and shared an update on the Embroider initiative in his talk at @EmberConf. 🚀🐹 ➡️ Watch it here: youtu.be/qlLWRCEDvPI

Just ran my first Vue app built with @rolldown_rs + @vitejs/plugin-vue 👀

We are happy to announce the next iteration of Vue Devtools (v7) is now in beta, thanks to the hard work by @webfansplz and @alexz_dev ! It is a brand-new codebase written from the ground up with Vue 3, with better performance, less memory usage, and more features! It is also backwards compatible with devtools-api v6, which means your Pinia stores will also work in this new version. It is available in multiple forms: as a Vite plugin, a standalone Electron app, or as a browser extension. Some of you might have already been using it via the Vite plugin - today, the browser extension is also available on the Chrome web store (under a separate beta listing): chromewebstore.google.com/de… Please note this new version of Vue Devtools *only supports Vue 3*, and it is recommended to disable the old extension (v6) when trying the new one (v7). When v7 becomes stable, we will move v6 to the legacy channel and make it support only Vue 2, so that you can have both versions enabled at the same time if needed. Check out more details at devtools-next.vuejs.org/!

Nuxt Icon v1 is out ✨ • 200,000 vector icons via Iconify • CSS or SVG mode • Custom SVG support Props to @iconify_design for his amazing work on Iconify 💚 github.com/nuxt/icon

Despite the overwhlemingly positive feedback in the State of JS survey, we still believe there are many things we can improve in Vite, especially for use cases at scale. Help the Vite team better understand user needs with this survey: forms.gle/xcYXQMDAWoBJ97HD6

🧙‍♀️Exciting insights from the 2023 State of #JavaScript Survey: @vite_js dominates the build tools category, and @typescript adoption is soaring. Dive into the highlights of trends shaping the future of web development: socket.dev/blog/2023-state-o…

Releasing isolated declarations for standalone dts emit before TypeScript releases theirs 😛 It is at least 20 times faster than tsc on a single core, and probably 100 times faster when parallelized by a native bundler - as what @robpalmer2 and the team envisioned when they championed this feature. We require more test fixtures from the TypeScript conformance suite, but outputs are mostly correct compared to the isolated declarations branch in the vue core repo. We even had to port a few minor bugs to conform to the TypeScript output 😅 If you are a library author, you may want to start experimenting with isolated declarations. If you are a build tool author, you may want to spin up a branch and experiment with `oxc-transform` to see the performance improvement, or the `transpileDeclaration` API from tsc to get your infra ready. As for the future, @rolldown_rs will be one of the first bundler to support isolated declarations, can't wait for its alpha release! It is going to be some what difficult for esbuild to support this, as esbuild does not have TypeScript ast nodes nor typescript codegen. swc should be able to support this, but require typescript codegen as well as time and energy from @kdy1dev, who's really burned out right now 🥲 References: * what is isolated declarations: devblogs.microsoft.com/types… * npm: npmjs.com/package/oxc-transf… benchmark: github.com/oxc-project/bench… * code: github.com/oxc-project/oxc/t… * Rolldown tracking issue: github.com/rolldown/rolldown…

Shout out to all of the amazing tools and libraries in our category and the larger Vite ecosystem. Without @vite_js where would we be 🤪

Nuxt 4 is cooking for a while and is close to being released soon. An ideal time for a @dejavuefm episode where @MichaelThiessen and @TheAlexLichter we explore the upcoming major version of the metaframework with the lead of the @nuxt_js team, @danielcroe! Link below 👀

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- Most adopted: Vite 🥇 / Vitest 🥉 - Highest retention: Vite 🥇 / Vitest 🥈 - Highest interest: Vitest 🥇 / Vite 🥈 Thanks for the love!

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This is the most important Web Dev talk I've ever watched. @antfu7 talks about "The Set Theory" (@BeJS_ ). In a nutshell, he talks about building tools that benefit a wider community. Kinda like what @vite_js did! youtu.be/7JRa9S4aEEI?si=tQ2t…

Join us tomorrow Wednesday June 19th, 3pm CET at the chat.vitejs.dev Discord stage channel for a new Vite Team Community chat. Let's discuss about Vite Core, the ecosystem, and what's next! 💜

😎 Super excited to be on the latest episode of The Secret Sauce from @saucedopen to discuss @Angular, @AnalogJS, how we got here, and where it's going! youtu.be/1dRCOcvCZFk

This plugin can improve DX when you use `console`. And benefit from unplugin, it supports almost all frontend frameworks. Try it now: github.com/unplugin/unplugin…

Zod ❤️ @vitest_dev github.com/colinhacks/zod/pu…

Working on fixes in Vite lately and immediately felt this. Reminds me of why I loved Vite in the first place!

It’s finally ready✨ nuxt.studio

Vite 5.3.0 is out ⚡️ Decorator support (thanks to esbuild 0.21), improved dynamic import tree-shaking, SSR import fixes, and more! Vite 6 is next, introducing the Environment API. We're working on an even more flexible future for Vite. Get involved! 🙏 github.com/vitejs/vite/blob/…