Time to show off your @ViteConf attendance by creating your own custom mission credential
Choose your favorite tooling, frameworks and ecosystem stickers and share your unique ticket with the community!
Here is mine 😄 https://t.co/CGh35y1z7L
Time to show off your @ViteConf attendance by creating your own custom mission credential
Choose your favorite tooling, frameworks and ecosystem stickers and share your unique ticket with the community!
Here is mine 😄 https://t.co/CGh35y1z7L
Join the Vite ecosystem today to celebrate the Vite Team 5th Anniversary by rewatching the Vite Documentary together!
Let's remember the stories of the people who connected to extend together our shared commons.
And make sure to participate in the live stage after the movie 💜
If you work with Vue, clear your schedule 📷
@VueSchool_io is unlocking their entire platform for free on Nov 8–9.
Vue.js Masterclass alone is worth it, but you’ll also get access to an entire Vue ecosystem of courses 📷
Give it a try! https://t.co/F45aQrtIR1
ViteConf 2025 was a blast!
If you didn't catch up on all the highlights yet, then our recap post is what you need.
◆ The announcement of Vite+ (with a live demo of @evanyou)
◆ Why Oxc is fast and how it supports JavaScript plugins
◆ Taking a sneak peek at the upcoming Vite DevTools
◆ Full-stack Vite apps with Nitro v3
◆ The State of Vitest
◆ Real world reports using Rolldown and Oxlint at scale
◆ and much more
Link below!
.@ViteConf 2025 in Amsterdam has been amazing! 🇳🇱
@evanyou & @_pi0_ talks blew us away this morning🙌
We're still here for Day 2 - come say hi, meet the team, and grab some epic swag 🎁
@capajj I think there was a claim that this improves upon what Turborepo does.
Please check the video of Evan's talk from this morning. They are live streaming.
Enjoying @ViteConf – great talks, great people! ⚡️ Just caught Matt Kane sharing what’s next for Astro. Love seeing where the Vite ecosystem is heading.
Oxc core team member @overlook_motel sharing knowledge on how we are working towards eliminating the cost of passing ASTs from Rust to JS - so that you can write plugins in JavaScript while still enjoying the speed of Rust!
Rust-based linting of JS code is very fast. @overlook_motel points out a small issue with migrating lint rules from JS to Rust:
>250k ESlint plugins written in JS exist on npm 😲