Discussion on "Introduction to Vite: The Next Generation Frontend Tooling"

Victoria Lo · 2022-06-24T15:17:47.096Z

As a React developer, using Create React App to start new projects and run them can be a pain. Firstly, it is slow to install all the 140MB dependencies when creating a new app. Next, it uses Webpack to bundle the code each time new changes are made....

Amazing read! Thanks for sharing this 👍 I was just thinking about reading on Vite and this helps!

Another great and clear article Victoria Lo! 🤗

Really explained the topic really well! Thanks for the valuable article, keep it going💪

Such an elegant writing Victoria, Cheers! It was great to learn about vite

Nice!

Thanks for the introduction to vite, i just tried it with vuejs framework, reactjs i haven't tried it yet. May I ask if there is a way to combine the power of Vite + the SEO capabilities of Nextjs?

I really wondered what makes Vite different and this article explained it really well. Thanks Victoria Lo

Awesome I was just thinking about writing an article on Vite!

Another good one Victoria Lo 😄

Thanks for giving some good reasons to try this, it does indeed speed things up and keeps them simple. Thanks!

Thanks for reading Peter 😊

Nice!

Have you also tried migrating an existing webpack react app to Vite? I really want to give it a try, but it seems like such a pain to move over.

Same question I wanted to ask

Yes Chris Bongers! I have, thanks to this article by Nilanth. It's really easy~ :)

Victoria Lo Thanks. 👍

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