Vue's Road to Vite, Haoqun Jiang, ViteConf 2022

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Learn about Vue's journey to Vite, a next-generation Webpack alternative, and discover the benefits of a faster, simpler, and more extensible development experience for Vue projects.

Key takeaways

Vite has a universally acknowledged design philosophy in Webpack.
Vite is fast by default and has a rich ecosystem.
Its dev server is way faster than Webpack’s and has a simpler approach.
Vite has plugins for type checking, ESLint, and unit testing.
The migration path from Vue CLI to Vite is smoother due to the predictable release cadence.
Vite has dedicated scaffolding tools for various use cases.
The Vue team believes Vite is mature enough for serious use cases.
The ecosystem is now getting more and more mature.
Vite has a predictable release cadence, with most notable changes including turning away from Webpack.
The benefits of Vite include its simplicity, speed, and ease of use.
Vite is extensible and has lots of built-in integrations.
The transition from Vue CLI to Vite has made the ecosystem more mature.
Vite is now in feature parity with Vue CLI, making it a suitable choice for Vue projects.
The Vue team encourages the use of ES modules and plain Vue plugins.
Most IDEs and editors have ESLint plugins, making it easy to configure ESLint.
Vite’s configuration format is easy and intuitive.
The ecosystem is constantly improving, with more frequent and predictable releases.
The Vue team wants to ship features after thorough testing, to guarantee their quality.
The transition from Vue CLI to Vite has allowed the ecosystem to be more focused on speed and simplicity.
The Vue team recommends using the npm create-vue command to create Vue projects.
Vite has its own ecosystem of transformers and resolvers.
Vite does not have a gauranteed sillier future updateTime

Vue's Road to Vite, Haoqun Jiang, ViteConf 2022

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