Why Vite
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The design rationale: native ESM in development, a bundled production build, and why the two differ on purpose.
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Everything between the source you write and the bytes you ship: linting, formatting, bundling, transpiling.
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The design rationale: native ESM in development, a bundled production build, and why the two differ on purpose.
Listed inParcelBuild Toolson
Zero-config bundling with automatic transforms — where that helps and where it hides too much.
Listed inPrettierBuild Toolson
Opinionated formatting, the handful of options worth setting, and wiring it so nobody thinks about it.
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A Rust transpiler used as the Babel replacement inside several frameworks and test runners.
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Flat config, type-aware rules, and picking a rule set that fails builds for reasons worth failing for.
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Extremely fast bundling and transpiling in Go, and the trade-offs it makes to get there.
Listed inLinters and FormattersBuild Toolson
The split that matters: formatters settle style arguments, linters catch defects. Do not confuse them.
Listed inRolldownBuild Toolson
A Rust rewrite of Rollup aimed at becoming Vite’s production bundler — status and compatibility.
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The library bundler: clean ESM output, flat bundles, and precise external handling.
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Native ESM in dev, a bundled production build, and the plugin API most of the ecosystem targets.
Listed inModule BundlersBuild Toolson
Entry points, the dependency graph, code splitting, and tree shaking — the model every bundler shares.
Listed inBiomeBuild Toolson
A single Rust toolchain replacing ESLint and Prettier — the speed win and the current rule gaps.