Let’s delve into the reasons why Vite might not be the best fit for big projects: In a bundler-based setup, editing a file often triggers a full bundle rebuild. For large projects, this can lead to slow update speeds. Vite doesn’t bundle the source code during development. Instead, it serves individual modules directly to the browser. While this speeds up development, it means that your browser needs to make thousands of requests for each module. For smaller projects, this isn’t a significant issue, but for large projects with many source files, it can impact performance. Although Vite supports HMR, file edits may still take a couple of seconds to be reflected in the browser. In comparison, traditional bundlers might have faster HMR feedback loops. In summary, while Vite offers impressive performance gains for smaller projects, its direct serving of source code and reliance on native ES modules may not be ideal for large-scale applications. We should carefully consider our project size and requirements when choosing a build tool