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Vite 8 is pretty incredible. We saw around an 8x improvement (4m -> 30s) in our prod build, and it was nearly a drop-in replacement. Congrats (and thank you!) t

by johnfn 7mo ago

Vite 8 is pretty incredible. We saw around an 8x improvement (4m -> 30s) in our prod build, and it was nearly a drop-in replacement. Congrats (and thank you!) to the Vite team!

Griffinsauce 7mo ago
4 minutes?! How large is that app? Not meant as a gotcha but I'm surprised because people always tout it as being so much faster than Next. (4m with Turbo would have to be a crazy huge app IME)
- rk06 7mo ago
  most likely they are not running the prod build on latest mac. so it is slower.
- dschu 7mo ago
  Yeah, 4 mins is currently the avg. build time for our TanStack app dockerized. The turbo part takes 30 sec with Vite 7
FrostKiwi 7mo ago
Same here (10s to 1s). The main reason for this is rolldown [1]. Already had it installed months ago, before it got merged into vite proper. Really awesome stuff. [1] https://rolldown.rs/ https://rolldown.rs/
bengale 7mo ago
We saw 12m -> 2m on one of our biggest projects. Incredible really.
- christophilus 7mo ago
  It blows my mind that there is a 12m build for a JavaScript application. How may lines of code is this app?
  - bengale 7mo ago
    Seems to be around 1 million. It's chunky and it's probably not well optimised for the build to be honest, but it was only starting to creep up the priority list as it crossed the 10m mark. This is also the length on our CI which is running on some POS build machine. Locally it's far faster, but with Vite 8 its crazy fast.
  - pestatije 7mo ago
    My banking site takes 10 seconds to LOAD...I hate thinking how long it must take them to compile it
    - Silhouette 7mo ago
      I am still trying to work out what Teams is "setting up for me" when it takes several seconds from opening the bookmark in my browser to having a UI where I can read the chats. It's running on a PC that can render complex graphical scenes in real time but it takes half a minute to see "LGTM!". (Shaking head emoji goes here.) Then again Teams is still barely an amateur compared to the incomprehensible slowness of Jira.

by johnfn 7mo ago

Vite 8 is pretty incredible. We saw around an 8x improvement (4m -> 30s) in our prod build, and it was nearly a drop-in replacement. Congrats (and thank you!) to the Vite team!

Griffinsauce 7mo ago

4 minutes?! How large is that app? Not meant as a gotcha but I'm surprised because people always tout it as being so much faster than Next. (4m with Turbo would have to be a crazy huge app IME)

rk06 7mo ago
most likely they are not running the prod build on latest mac. so it is slower.
dschu 7mo ago
Yeah, 4 mins is currently the avg. build time for our TanStack app dockerized. The turbo part takes 30 sec with Vite 7

FrostKiwi 7mo ago

Same here (10s to 1s). The main reason for this is rolldown [1]. Already had it installed months ago, before it got merged into vite proper. Really awesome stuff. [1] https://rolldown.rs/ https://rolldown.rs/

bengale 7mo ago

We saw 12m -> 2m on one of our biggest projects. Incredible really.

christophilus 7mo ago
It blows my mind that there is a 12m build for a JavaScript application. How may lines of code is this app?
- bengale 7mo ago
  Seems to be around 1 million. It's chunky and it's probably not well optimised for the build to be honest, but it was only starting to creep up the priority list as it crossed the 10m mark. This is also the length on our CI which is running on some POS build machine. Locally it's far faster, but with Vite 8 its crazy fast.
- pestatije 7mo ago
  My banking site takes 10 seconds to LOAD...I hate thinking how long it must take them to compile it
  - Silhouette 7mo ago
    I am still trying to work out what Teams is "setting up for me" when it takes several seconds from opening the bookmark in my browser to having a UI where I can read the chats. It's running on a PC that can render complex graphical scenes in real time but it takes half a minute to see "LGTM!". (Shaking head emoji goes here.) Then again Teams is still barely an amateur compared to the incomprehensible slowness of Jira.