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News: Amazon’s JS Runtime LLRT, Vite 5.1, and Interop 2024 Browser Initiatives
Feb 12, 2024
Paige discusses Vite 5.1, Jack talks about LLRT and Million Lint, TJ mentions Interop 2024 and wpt.fyi. Other topics include Apple Vision Pro, react native vision OS, investing in a product, web library maintenance, and a TV show recommendation. The guests have a casual conversation about books, utopian ideals, and travel plans.
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- Vite 5.1 introduces an experimental runtime API that improves development startup time and allows for hot module reloading during server-side rendering.
- Interop 2024 aims to improve browser compatibility by focusing on accessibility, declarative shadow DOM, and the pop-over element, using web platform tests to ensure stability and compatibility across different browsers.
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Veet introduces Veet5.1 with runtime API
Veet has released a new version, Veet5.1, showcasing their experimental Veet runtime API. This API allows developers to run code by processing it with Veet plugins before server compilation. The runtime API provides benefits such as support for hot module reloading during server-side rendering, the ability to have multiple clients use a single server, and no built-in API dependencies for node runtimes. Veet aims to improve development startup time using CSS preprocessors and threads, and they are exploring options for cached modules for faster reloads.
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