По результатам StateOfReact 2024 Vite обошел Webpack и в мире реактеров

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По результатам StateOfReact 2024 Vite обошел Webpack и в мире реактеров, в связи с чем их главари порекомендовали теперь использовать Vite

Читая победное напутствие Эвана новообращенным адептам, пришла мысль, что в js метафреймворки это не Nuxt / Next, а Vite / Webpack

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