Q: Why should I try Snowpack?
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Still want to use a build tool like Babel and TypeScript? You can! Most tools run up to 10x faster per-change in Snowpack apps vs. traditionally-bundled apps (no huge bundles to rebuild on every change, just that one file).
Follow our Quickstart tutorial to try out Snowpack today. https://www.snowpack.dev/#quickstart We'll be improving the docs site throughout the rest of the week. Adding guides for your favorite tools and web frameworks. Let us know what libraries, frameworks, and guides to prioritize!
Some slides from my JSConf talk comparing Snowpack to Create React App + profiling iteration speed across the last five bundled applications I worked on talk video + full slide deck coming soon!pic.twitter.com/N81Ner7Fjs
Oh yea... one more thing :) https://twitter.com/pikapkg/status/1214693540938145792 …pic.twitter.com/rgUih3uLhu
How are paths generated, and do they include cache busting hashes or do you rely on HTTP cache headers?
Check out this discussion here: https://www.pika.dev/npm/snowpack/discuss/41 …
Am I missing something or is this not really a replacement for bundling? Love the idea of prebuilt modules on install, but without a bundler you’re going to make a whole lot of HTTP requests to load your app. Code splitting is one thing, but this seems far too granular.
Each dependency (including all internal files, sub-dependencies, and anything CJS) is compiled into a single ESM JS file. If it helps, you can think of it like a traditional bundler, but only for your dependencies. Simplified example:pic.twitter.com/CvccQo25q6
SUCH a huge fan of this, can't wait to be in a world where I don't need a bundler for everything!
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