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The checker api will be mostly like tsgo's JS API like this github.com/microsoft/ty... and the custom rule api will be mostly like typescript-eslint.io/developers/c... but we want to make js rule run parallel so we need more investigation about it
Scaffold IPC-based API by andrewbranch · Pull Request #711 · microsoft/typescript-go
ImportantUntil libsyncrpc is set up to publish to npm, this PR takes a git dependency on it, which will build the binary from source during npm install. You need Rust 1.85 or higher to have a succe...
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August 15, 2025 at 3:41 PM
The checker api will be mostly like tsgo's JS API like this github.com/microsoft/ty... and the custom rule api will be mostly like typescript-eslint.io/developers/c... but we want to make js rule run parallel so we need more investigation about it
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Sounds like when I moved webpack to rspack.
*I* wanted a faster feedback loop when working.
Funny how DX can actually unlock a better UX that friction previously prevented…
*I* wanted a faster feedback loop when working.
Funny how DX can actually unlock a better UX that friction previously prevented…
February 24, 2025 at 4:12 PM
Sounds like when I moved webpack to rspack.
*I* wanted a faster feedback loop when working.
Funny how DX can actually unlock a better UX that friction previously prevented…
*I* wanted a faster feedback loop when working.
Funny how DX can actually unlock a better UX that friction previously prevented…
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Rspack will gain traction. Let's be honest, most projects are still using webpack because migrating to something else is way too much effort. Rspack is a simple migration to get huge perf boost
December 4, 2024 at 7:14 AM
Rspack will gain traction. Let's be honest, most projects are still using webpack because migrating to something else is way too much effort. Rspack is a simple migration to get huge perf boost
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I suggest you and everybody else to put @rspack.dev and RsBuild in your radar. Contrary to vite and parcel, migrating old webpack projects to rspack is a piece of cake. I'm talking about production stuff here (personally experienced), not hello worlds.
January 27, 2025 at 5:11 AM
I suggest you and everybody else to put @rspack.dev and RsBuild in your radar. Contrary to vite and parcel, migrating old webpack projects to rspack is a piece of cake. I'm talking about production stuff here (personally experienced), not hello worlds.