Vite+ Alpha: Unified Toolchain for the Web (MIT License)(voidzero.dev)
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Vite+ Alpha: Unified Toolchain for the Web (MIT License)
https://voidzero.dev/posts/announcing-vite-plus-alpha
8 comments
Congrats, all.
The web has always needed a simpler tooling story, not just an easier one. And the credentials for this attempt are far more favourable than previous attempts.
Glad to see Vite+ is now MIT licensed. That will immensely help with adoption.
The Void.cloud/Cloudflare tie-in is very reasonable for deployment workflows and associated runtime APIs. I think I've heard that everything else in the Vite+ scope (build/test/check/run, etc) will be decoupled (i.e. plugin-based and agnostic of runtimes/hosting providers) which sounds like an important ongoing principle.
The web has always needed a simpler tooling story, not just an easier one. And the credentials for this attempt are far more favourable than previous attempts.
Glad to see Vite+ is now MIT licensed. That will immensely help with adoption.
The Void.cloud/Cloudflare tie-in is very reasonable for deployment workflows and associated runtime APIs. I think I've heard that everything else in the Vite+ scope (build/test/check/run, etc) will be decoupled (i.e. plugin-based and agnostic of runtimes/hosting providers) which sounds like an important ongoing principle.
This announcement mentions Node.js a couple of times. Does it also support Bun as a package manager and a runtime?
No. There's an open issue: https://github.com/voidzero-dev/vite-plus/issues/557
> vp install: Install dependencies with automatic package manager detection
And it doesn't even support one of the bigger PM's? Weird
And it doesn't even support one of the bigger PM's? Weird
With this being open sourced, and being the integration and creation of several fast components, this becomes an obvious recommendation for JS/TS. Similar to Cargo for Rust and uv for Python, yes?