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That did happen! https://github.com/oxc-project/oxc-css-parser/issues/92#issu...

I am using Vite+ for CLIs as well, yes. You don't use Vite as dev server then but lint, format, task running and caching is still there!

Not really. The claim is that nothing will change regarding the OSS projects.

Vite is a multi stakeholder team. How would that happen?

IMO perfect for Vue (and similar for Vite). All the talented folks working together.

Just use Vite Plus (viteplus.dev)

1) The blog post mentions "acquisition" multiple times. 2) VoidZero joins Cloudflare is still correct. Nobody forced anyone to accept a deal and do so

Vite 8 is in beta, so you can try it out already. See https://voidzero.dev/posts/announcing-vite-8-beta Rolldown is in RC, meaning no more breaking changes (except for experimental…

There will be more

I personally met a lot of folks who care about both quite a bit. But to be fair, besides the usual patterns like tree-shaking and DCE, "runtime performance" is really tricky to mea…

For a couple of reasons: * You need have a clean architecture, so starting "almost from scratch" * Knowledge about performance (for Rust and for build tools in general) is necessar…

Love that fact that you don't need anything ts-node/tsx like if you have erasable syntax only. Other than that, there is https://github.com/oxc-project/oxc-node too.

As said in another comment: Curious to see what you are coming up! Talk is cheap

> That still leaves you admitting that only a small fraction of the served community can really contribute. Not really (see above). > You'll need to keep all the best benefits of y…

That is correct, every rule with a custom parser (e.g. vue/svelte/astro tempaltes) and also type-aware rules can't be used as JS plugin. Type-aware rule are indeed not marked as st…

Not really.

1) This is not what I said, no 2) With AI, languages and syntax matters even less nowadays. 3) There have been a good amount of contributors (e.g. for Oxc) that came out the JS wor…

Yeah, no. Real human here. Oxlint does support core rules out of the box but has support for JS plugins[0] as mentioned. If you don't rely on a custom parser (so svelte or vue comp…

The good part is that the new tools do replace the old ones, while being compatible. The pattern is: * Rolldown is compatible to Rollup's API and can use most Rollup plugins * Oxli…

Mentioning SWC and ESBuild but missing Rolldown ( https://rolldown.rs/ ) here seems like a miss.