Here is the architecture, and what I learned about rendering 700+ cards without the hover feeling sticky. Llama Legends is a single-page app built with React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS and Vite 8, hosted as static files on Cloudflare Pages. When you share…
If you're a frontend developer in 2026, you've probably had to deal with a lot of different tooling. Package managers, linters, formatters, pre-commit hooks, test runners. The list goes on. And every team has opinions on which ones to use. I've…
Do you still need ESLint and Prettier? The team behind Vite+ says no. Vite+ 1.0 shipped on September 28, and it puts Vite, Vitest, linting, formatting, Git hooks, and Node.js version management behind one CLI called vp and one vite.config.
Introduction For years, starting a JavaScript project meant waiting: the bundler had to process your entire application before the browser showed anything, and every save triggered another rebuild. Vite, created by Evan You (the creator of Vue), changed that by…
A typical frontend setup has an ESLint config, a Prettier config, lint-staged and Husky for the commit hook, and the Vite config, each with its own command and a package.json script to glue them together. A fresh Vite+ project…
The other detail I liked is the stack argument. Oxc is the compiler, Rolldown is the bundler, Vite sits on top, Oxlint and Vitest use the same parts. When one layer gets faster, the layers above get faster for free.
A disk is filling up and you need to know which files are eating it. Or a log folder has 400 files and you want the newest one. Explorer can sort a column, but it can't sort by two things at…
Module Federation started in Webpack, and for years that is where it stayed. It works on Vite now, through @module-federation/vite, and works well — but Vite's dev server and Vite's build are two different machines, and Module Federation has to…
Vite, Webpack, Turbopack, Rollup, esbuild, and modern build pipelines.
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