Vite Core Team Panel
summary
Vite announces an upcoming Vite 6 with an explicit Vite 6 environment API that makes client, SSR and custom environments first-class, while V5.3 is in beta now; core work ports lower-level dependencies to Rust lower-level ports (not a full rewrite) to unify dev/prod and improve performance. Rown (the new bundler) targets Rollup parity and will add advanced chunking and eventual module federation; vest adds a browser test mode and V plugin inspect helps trace transforms.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Welcome
- 0:46V uses Rust for performance
- 6:12Convincing team to switch to V
- 8:00Simplifying V setup with Rails
- 9:23V is framework-agnostic
- 14:23V6 and environment API
- 17:58V5.3 beta release
- 19:02Why React dominates
- 27:18Improving error logging in V
- 31:05Contributing to V and Vue
- 35:01Underused V features
- 38:45V stability and performance
- 41:20V future releases
- 46:34Module Federation and Rspack
- 51:53Microservices and Webpack migration
- 53:00V stance on AI tooling
- 53:44V in a Svelte project
- 55:55Closing
