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by dmix
1432 days ago
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Shopify is using it with React. Lavarel now adopted it. It's the default for Vue projects going forward (given it's made by the person who made Vue). Plenty of serious support behind it. Not sure how you'd end up with "1000s of modules in your browser", unless you have some mega-project with an unwieldy package.json. I have a pretty complex Vue project app and it loads <100 .js files async and the vast majority are 100b and 95% will cache on the first load and never change. It's really not that big of a deal for modern browsers to load lots of tiny js files from your local machine in development. I've found it to be way faster than Webpack for dev build times which is all that really matters to me. |
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