Dylan Piercey

On Linux you're an admin
On Mac you're an end user
On Windows you're a victim

Vite exists to help frameworks help us make better software.

In 2025 all our UI tests will finally run in a real browser again for the first time since Karma was replaced by JSDOM.

I'm so here for this.

a black and white cat wearing sunglasses is laying down on a couch Alt: a cool cat typing on an invisible keyboard (circa 2020, pre copilot, colorized)

Me lately:
Copilot off
Headphones on

Sometimes the best engineering happens when you’re just tinkering, free from expectations and deadlines.

I personally made it to Tuesday this week before hitting a cjs/esm interop issue.

Then you can't use @vite.dev 😭

Nuance deleted to fit the above into a single post*

My experience is devs accept subtly incorrect code from a gpt when otherwise they'd learn how to do something and how it works.

I imagine this a net negative with more buggy software and less actual learning. Only way I see out of this is if the LLMs get good enough to output correct code.

Migration from v5 Next Generation Frontend Tooling

vite@6.0.0-beta.10 is out!

This is a big one! We plan to release v6 stable as soon as vite-ecosystem-ci is green, so if you have feedback, especially about Environment API please let us know quickly.

Learn more about what's new at the v6 migration guide
main.vite.dev/guide/migrat...

Guide to the Node.js `exports` field Take control over how your npm package is accessed with the package.json `exports` field

Confused about the `exports` field in package.json?

I wrote a guide to break it down and walk you through it!

👉 hirok.io/posts/node-exports-guide

Rollup The JavaScript module bundler

Object property tree-shaking is about to be finalized in Rollup!

Just released rollup@4.27.0-0 that handles some really tricky scenarios when destructuring getters with side effects, including mutating the destructured object. Play around:

rollup-cwwshxnz5-rollup-js.vercel.app/repl/?pr=542...

I'm not a conspiracy guy, but sometimes...

Yeah, cool that's svelte's doing it. I personally can't help but grimace though when I see a mix of snake and camel case (eg when using builtins 😢)

Just having fun, sorry y'all.

Philosophically I am all for tabs and I'd support this decision.

Practically I'm against going against what's standard in the JS ecosystem.

Although I do very much wish JavaScript chose snake_case 😂

A lot of good came from coffeescript! But there's still some good in there 😂

So far it's handling it beautifully 🚀 😂

Thank you 🤗

heart on my sleeve as they say 😂

It is an honor 💖

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All the frameworks are here now! Go follow them all! Let's make their bluesky social graphs broader than it ever was in X.
@vuejs.org @react.dev @preactjs.com @svelte.dev @solidjs.com @qwik.dev @markojs.com @emberjs.com

Common ground ❤️

I don't know how shadow bans work on this platform so I'm trying to be careful

First post on bsky and so let me lay it all out.

* esm was a mistake
* coffeescript is the GOAT
* web components don't exist

And the obvious ones:

* that should be a link or a form
* snake_case_is_the_best_case
* spaces over tabs