The bundlers that power the modern web and the layers built on top of them - from a beginner's overview to the internals.
The web framework Google built for applications that scale with both the size of the product and the size of the team. Components, signals, DI, and a CLI build pipeline backed by Vite and esbuild.
Read it →The build tool for the web - a fast frontend build tool and development server for modern web applications, designed to keep local feedback near-instant and production output lean.
Read it →A technical deep dive into the pipeline - native ESM in development, pre-bundled dependencies on disk, surgical Hot Module Replacement, and the Rolldown + Oxc toolchain.
Read it →An extremely fast JavaScript bundler and minifier written in Go - the workhorse compiler that sits quietly underneath much of today's frontend toolchain.
Read it →A JavaScript library for building user interfaces. Created at Facebook in 2013, open source, and the foundation under most large frontend applications shipped today.
Read it →JavaScript with a static type system. Designed at Microsoft, open source, free at runtime - the language most large frontend codebases are written in today.
Read it →Two of the fastest tools in the modern web toolchain solve related but different problems. One is the engine, the other is the workshop built around it.
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