Oh no

new framework :)

Ah gotcha. The latter. I’m looking to make a new builder/renderer. Basically a stand-in for storybook/html or storybook/preact

To a working end? Wdym

Equal parts Bond and Bond villain 👤

empathic@1.1
🔸Adds CommonJS support
🔹Allows Node 14 engines

No code changes or bloating were needed on my end 💪
**The entire package is still less than 2kB and still fast.**

The benchmarks compare `empathic/` submodules to their counterparts across the ecosystem.

More: github.com/lukeed/empat...

Monomorphism and variable reuse were the keys. Once that happens then a recursive function helps a bit too

Going straight to top of the current leaderboard is a good move 👍

It’s v cool but also well known that anything would be a massive performance improvement over the existing/angular signals

Thanks ☺️ I have an argv parser that probably ~700b and 10m op/s but purposefully doesn’t support all the normal features… ~1.5ops is good enough 😅

Then perhaps bun for you? Not sure as this isn’t an issue for me. I run into fetch failed every time I try to use Node since 18

At that point it’s easier to use something else.

undici was perhaps the final dagger that had me leave Node (where I can help it)

Deno ftw

I wish Node didn’t embed a pure JS polyfill and call it a day

😂😂😂

As a result, Rolldown is now the fastest possible bundler you can run in the browser. Here are the numbers when bundling a benchmark app with 2.5k modules:

- esbuild: 22.19s
- Vite (via Rollup): 4.52s
- Rolldown: ⚡️613.43 ms

Try it out yourself on StackBlitz:
stackblitz.com/~/github.com...

is GCP Postgres (Cloud SQL) supported? I'm guessing it would be since RDS is

Not sure that I caused much of anything 😅 to be clear the benchmarking didn’t include Node cuz it’s still WIP there