Rolldown is an innovative JavaScript/TypeScript bundler written in Rust, designed to revolutionize the development workflow in Vite and beyond.
It combines the flexibility of Rollup with the performance of esbuild, aiming to unify and optimize the bundling process for modern web applications.
Rolldown addresses the limitations of using multiple bundlers (Rollup for production builds and esbuild for dependency pre-bundling) by providing a unified solution.
It eliminates redundant parsing and serialization steps, reducing overhead while maintaining compatibility with Rollup’s plugin ecosystem.
Currently in active development, Rolldown is not yet ready for production use but is rapidly evolving. Developers are encouraged to contribute to its growth by following the contributing guide provided on its official website.
Rolldown represents a significant leap forward in JavaScript bundling technology. By combining speed, compatibility, and advanced features, it is poised to become a cornerstone of modern web development workflows. For more information, visit rolldown.rs.
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