Farm

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vite

Extremely fast Vite-compatible web build tool written in Rust

Overview:

IntroFarm is a next-generation web-building tool written in Rust that offers speed, power, and consistency. Developed to address the limitations of tools like webpack and Vite, Farm promises to provide an optimized web development experience. With features like extreme speed, incremental building, compatibility with Vite plugins, and more, Farm aims to be a reliable solution for modern web development projects.

Features:

  • Extremely Fast: Written in Rust, allows starting React/Vue projects in milliseconds and offers HMR updates within 20ms.
  • Incremental Building: Supports persistent disk cache and module-level caching for efficient compilation.
  • Fully Pluggable and Vite Compatible: Powered by plugins, supports Vite plugins out of the box.
  • Powerful: Compiles various file types like JS/TS/JSX/TSX, CSS, HTML, and static assets with support for popular frameworks/tools.
  • Lazy Compilation: Dynamically imported resources are compiled only when requested, speeding up compilation in large projects.
  • Partial Bundling: Automatically bundles projects into a few reasonable bundles to optimize resource loading without losing caching granularity.
  • Consistency: Ensures consistency between development and production environments.
  • Compatibility: Supports both legacy (ES5) and modern browsers.
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