parcel VS vite

You might keep scrolling and see the section titled "TypeScript ~ Resolution", followed by a promising tsconfig.json with some paths, and think they do actually support it. Well, they don't. This issue opened in 2017 leads me to believe they don't plan to.

minify your JS to speed up your page loads - it's marginal but it's relatively trivial to automate with a deployment tool like Rollup, parcel or grand-daddy Webpack.

I created a basic firefox sidebar extension and now I want to rewrite it with the help of parceljs

Parcel

Parcel didn't quite do zero-config bundling, and there are some annoying things, like it's impossible to turn off hashing (--no-content-hash just replaces content hashes with static hashes), but that's still a big improvement over other JavaScript bundlers.

Too many css and script links in HTML file - This may cause too many http requests being made in order to load necessary style sheets and JavaScript code. This can be handled by bundling multiple css files and js files into single ones. Doing it manually might take forever to do. This is why I started to get interested into JavaScript bundlers. The most popular ones are Webpack, Parcel, and my latest favorite pick - Vite.

Then there was Webpack which seemed like it would be around for a while. Even after things like Parcel and Snowpack came on the scene people still recommended Webpack. I mean, it's still the backbone of create-react-app. An then, Vite was released.

The name is self explanatory, it bundles modules. Usually in our projects we have multiple js libraries, bundlers them in a single javascript file which can be executed in the browser. there are a lot of popular bundlers available : esbuild, parcel, vitejs, webpack, rollup are the most popular once. create-react-app uses webpack under the hood. We'll use webpack-5 for our setup.

SASS is a CSS preprocessor that makes writing CSS more efficient and in my opinion much easier. In this post, I'll show you how you can set up SASS with TailwindCSS in your project. For this purpose we will use Vite as a build tool.

For this tutorial, I'm using Vite, a simple and straightforward dev server to set up, but feel free to use any other server of your choice.

We’ll use Vite to quickly set up a Vue app and install @lob/vue-address-autocomplete:

Instead of using CRA for creating React App, we can migrate to Vite. Vite is the next generation frontend tooling to build the app faster.

Vite preset templates

Have you tried Vite?

Check out either Next.js or Vite

Front-end: VITEjs _ a super fast frontend tool to render React App.