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Creator of Vue.js, identified as the creator of Vite.
VoidZero released Vite+ 1.0, the first stable version of its single-CLI JavaScript toolchain, about three months after the beta. The release adds install, CI and migration paths for existing repos, and VoidZero says downloads are approaching two million a week.
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VoidZero's Vite+ 1.0 ships the Rust-based JavaScript toolchain as one package and claims type-aware linting 12 to 18 times faster than ESLint. Those numbers are VoidZero's own best cases, so any migration decision should start with timing your own lint and type-check steps.
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OJ moves the file watcher, module graph and hot updates into a Rust binary and starts Node only for plugins. Lovable reports median sandbox acquisition dropping from 14.5 seconds to 3 seconds, and Vite's creator calls the headline cold-start benchmark somewhat misleading.
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A dev.to benchmark clocks ESLint's type-aware pass on Vue's core at 12 seconds and oxlint's at 0.9. The speed comes from tsgolint, an experimental Go type checker that ships behind a flag and is not tsc.
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Vite fixes the build times and the config cliff that retired Create React App, and keeps the client-only rendering. Next.js fixes that, and charges for it.
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