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TypeScript 6 flipped half a dozen compiler defaults and TypeScript 7 deleted the options it deprecated. Here's the tsconfig audit that gets you onto the native compiler without a wall of red.
Next.js 16.3 turned on Turbopack's persistent build cache by default and published numbers as high as 5.5x. Most CI pipelines will see exactly zero of that, because the cache is a directory and containers start empty.
Vite 8 replaces its dual esbuild/Rollup pipeline with Rolldown, a Rust-based bundler that delivers 10–30x faster production builds — and real teams are already seeing dramatic results.
Introduction: The Hidden Risk in Production Builds Imagine this: you’ve just published a...
A common mistake in many codebases is the assumption that modules are being lazy loaded when, in...
HTTP/2 is out! CDNs are hot! Perhaps you've heard of HTTP/2 and its Asset Multiplexing and the...
What is this? The following is a collection of terminology and definitions of various...
What is snowpack? Snowpack is a lightning-fast frontend build tool, designed for the moder...
This last week I spent a lot of time buried deep in the documentation of parcel, rollup, and esbuild....
In this previous post, we saw how Snowpack works or bundles the dependencies of your application into...
Snowpack is a post-install tool. It runs after npm install, and it essentially exists to convert your...