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I used Vite as the build system and this made packaging for multiple browsers easy.
Key to enable highly customized software development using Lovable
Vite powers our dev environment with blazing-fast HMR and build times, making development smooth and efficient.
I use Vite because it’s super fast. It makes development smoother by instantly updating changes without reloading the page. Unlike Webpack, it starts quickly and builds projects much faster, which helps me work more efficiently.
We use Vite for blazing-fast builds, hot module replacement, and optimized performance, ensuring smooth development and a responsive extension. Its modern tooling simplifies creating a seamless, efficient experience!
Blazing fast! Vite’s instant hot-reloading makes development super responsive and smooth. The best tool for modern web dev 🚀
Strapi 5 offers faster build times, increased efficiency, and a more reliable development process thanks to Vite.
Why I prefer Vite:
Vite is super fast! When I make changes, they show up instantly, which saves me a ton of time. It’s also really easy to set up and works great for modern browsers.
Alternative I thought about: Webpack, Parcel
Why not them: Webpack is powerful but tricky to configure. Parcel is easier, but Vite feels faster and simpler to use.
We use Vite for bundling and extensively use its Plugin API. Building with it has been great!
Vite has helped us quickly kickstart frontend projects and removes all of the headache that comes with setting up boilerplate and build systems. We've used it many times to great ease with prototyping all the way to production.
Build process has been very fast. First time trying it out
Help to build the front-end fastly and with react
Great tool for building front end apps. We love it!
Before Vite, using a build tool was my least favorite part of building anything. But now, whenever I want to build something, I just use Vite. Vite makes things very easy and intuitive. When I was building Swapy, I needed to test a few frontend frameworks. With Vite, it was as simple as adding the framework plugin, and it just worked. To make Swapy accessible to others, I needed to compile TypeScript and build it as both an ES module and a UMD module. With Vite, I just had to add a few lines of code, and it worked perfectly.
Crafting, enhancing, and documenting. A single toolkit to master it all!
Vite enabled the modern Chrome Extension dev tools that made building this a breeze.