Bolt's OSS version has inspired our community to experiment with every AI model and new ideas.
Today, we're doubling down on our commitment to Open Source: @StackBlitz and @ottomatorAI are partnering to bring oTToDev, Bolt's largest fork, back home!
Say hello to @bolt_diy!⚡
Gotta say @vitest_dev browser mode is pretty great. I had a whole set of personal requirements this morning when I set out to find the state-of-the-art for in-browser testing + IDE integration and it nailed almost all of them
Just built Vue's SFC playground (~17mb JS output before gzip) using the latest continuous release of rolldown-powered-vite.
It's a drop-in replacement. Dev and prod work exactly the same, and the prod build went from 8.51s to 2.95s (3.5x speedup) with zero code changes.
I remember when @vite_js was on v1.99, and we were using CRA for new apps.
I fell in love with it and always dreamed of contributing something to the project.
Well, today I became a Vite contributor and fulfilled my dream!
Today we're excited to launch a highly requested feature preview: Diff Based Edits.
Diffs allow the AI to edit individual lines of code instead of rewriting entire files, making edits *much* faster & decreasing token usage ~20% on avg (and far more on large files)
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Environment API is largely designed for framework authors. But if you are interested in what it is and why we need it anyway, check out @sapphi_red 's excellent introduction: green.sapphi.red/blog/increa…
Here it is!
The big thing is the (experimental) Environment API: our hope is it can serve as the foundation for frameworks that run code in multiple different JS runtimes.
The internal module runner refactors also pave the way for some interesting things down the road...
React router v7 came out! 🔥
- Should you upgrade to it?
- Should you care about it?
- Why is it cool?
- Will it break my codebase?
Well, let's talk about it!
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