44 Talks about the Vite ecosystem

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ViteConf shows Vite hitting mass adoption — ~60k stars and about 7.2M weekly npm downloads — and concrete wins: Vite 4.3 claims up to 4x faster cold startups and 2x HMR, Storybook 8 reports ~55–60% faster “time to first story” with a lightweight build mode, and Vitest scales into the millions of downloads (Vitest 2.5M noted). Tooling roadmaps are specific: a Rust bundler prototype (rolldown) to replace Rollup, and StackBlitz expands WebContainers with WASI to run Python in-browser; the emphasis is fast, auditable engineering that actually ships.

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1. 0:00Conference introduction
2. 0:31Welcome and opening remarks
3. 1:17Conference acknowledgments
4. 2:03Code of conduct introduction
5. 2:48Community engagement overview
6. 3:31Conference chat and support
7. 4:17Conference platform overview
8. 5:03Conference live experience
9. 6:07Conference highlights and announcements
10. 6:52Conference kickoff
11. 10:42State of Vite and ecosystem growth
12. 13:13Vite 4 and 5 release highlights
13. 17:43Vite adoption and ecosystem updates
14. 21:20Vite future plans and challenges
15. 25:12HMR improvements and demos
16. 33:45Vite philosophy and ecosystem collaboration
17. 36:13ViteConf 2023 opening keynote
18. 44:09StackBlitz ecosystem integrations
19. 48:39StackBlitz WebAssembly System Interface
20. 56:54Figma developer experience improvements
21. 1:03:45Storybook Vite integration and performance
22. 1:17:06VitePress and documentation improvements
23. 1:23:10Nx and Vite integration for monorepos
24. 1:32:06Preview.js and Vite plugin development
25. 1:41:05Nitro and full-stack framework development
26. 1:51:26RedwoodJS full-stack framework
27. 2:00:28Tom Preston-Werner on RedwoodJS and Jekyll
28. 2:18:27Source maps debugging improvements
29. 2:31:06Playwright end-to-end testing with Vite
30. 2:43:06Vitest 1.0 release and performance
31. 2:58:31Vitest browser mode and testing improvements
32. 3:07:42Documentation best practices
33. 3:22:06Anthony Fu on open source and set theory
34. 3:36:13Community and contributors panel
35. 3:58:31View transitions and Astro 3.0
36. 4:04:07SvelteKit and Vite ecosystem tools
37. 4:23:06Quick framework and performance
38. 4:41:05Marko Run and full-stack development
39. 4:58:33React Router and Vite integration
40. 5:04:39Headless runtime and platform-agnostic servers
41. 5:18:27React Native and Vite integration
42. 5:27:02Ionic Capacitor and mobile development
43. 5:41:05Tauri mobile development framework
44. 5:51:26Deno and Vite integration
45. 6:04:39Webhook Thing CLI development
46. 6:18:27Fauna database and Vite integration
47. 6:25:12TresJS and 3D web development
48. 6:40:40Pnpm catalogs and monorepo management
49. 6:54:39Generative UI and open source projects
50. 7:00:28Elm and functional programming with Vite
51. 7:18:55Conference closing remarks

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