Rust is taking over
Rspack 1.0, a prod-ready Rust-based JS bundler, is 10x faster than Webpack.
Compatible with most webpack APIs, used by Microsoft, Amazon, TikTok.
100k npm downloads/week
1000 ByteDance apps
Improved:
-performance
-compatibility
-bundles
-APIs
-TS handling

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Rspack 1.0, a Rust-based JavaScript bundler, is 10 times faster than Webpack and is compatible with most Webpack APIs. It is utilized by major companies such as Microsoft, Amazon, and TikTok, boasting 100k npm downloads per week and usage in 1000 ByteDance apps. Improvements include enhanced performance, compatibility, bundle handling, APIs, and TypeScript support.

Rust is taking over

rspack is good for existing webpack project. but for newer one people always prefer vitejs.

If I’m not mistaken, there’s some Rust in Vite.

#Rust is getting stronger in every angle every day, I won’t be surprised if many other tools also will move to this blazingly fast language 🤓

Here’s a good read on how an organisation which was using webpack for years migrated to Rspack for performance gains.
<a href="https://medium.com/alan/a-bundler-story-migrating-from-webpack-to-rspack-f548c62f757d" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://medium.com/alan/a-bundler-story-migrating-from-webpack-to-rspack-f548c62f757d</a>

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