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by jokethrowaway 720 days ago
What features do they want? In my experience people always welcome webpack alternatives and not having CPU starvation issues or having to wait for minutes to webpack to work.

The problem is that we have already n-thousands alternatives, so it's a slightly different setup everytime - but generally as long as it's not webpack, it's all good.

Recently someone disabled turbopack on a next.js project because one new dependency wasn't supported and the developers started complaining right away the app was unbearably slow. The team couldn't work on latest for a week, they were just reverting the latest changes breaking turbopack support, working and then pushing.