I would add that esbuild has set the bar very high for documentation and configuration. I come away very impressed every time I need to touch esbuild, which is not usually my expectation when it comes to the JS build-and-bundle ecosystem.
And while vite is still young, it does a good job integrating itself with many different JS stacks. The docs are also great, and the project has incredible momentum.
Between esbuild and vite, I feel pretty set already. Turbopack will need to be that much better. Right now, it doesn’t look like much more than an attempt to expand the turborepo business model. Let’s see where they take it.
I would add that esbuild has set the bar very high for documentation and configuration. I come away very impressed every time I need to touch esbuild, which is not usually my expectation when it comes to the JS build-and-bundle ecosystem.
And while vite is still young, it does a good job integrating itself with many different JS stacks. The docs are also great, and the project has incredible momentum.
Between esbuild and vite, I feel pretty set already. Turbopack will need to be that much better. Right now, it doesn’t look like much more than an attempt to expand the turborepo business model. Let’s see where they take it.