The team behind the Vite frontend build tool recently released Vite 4.0, 5 months after Vite 3.0. The new version is motivated by the breaking upgrade from Rollup 2.0 to 3.0. Vite 4.0 also adds suppor

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Vite 4.0 now uses Rollup 3.0 at build time. The new version of changelog carries over breaking changes that will require developers to wrap names that contain certain characters. Vite is distributed under the MIT open-source license, and must follow Vite’s contributing guide.

Vite 4 Released, Replaces Babel with Faster Rust-based SWC

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<p>“Vite 4.0 now adds support for SWC, which should help close the gap.”</p>
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<p>Now Vite is back to compete with React community.</p>
