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Ever wondered how a hashed filename ends up in your built JS, especially when the hash can't be known until the file is written?

@sapphi.red of the @vite.dev core team starts from exactly that, and ends on what changed in 8.3.

@viteconf.org starting in just one hour!
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You can't stop maintainers getting phished. But what you can is stopping bad release reaching your lockfile!

Set a minimum publish age, approve install scripts per version, let pnpm reject trust downgrades.

@43081j.com in "Securing the JavaScript Ecosystem" 🔒️ 

@viteconf.org, today, 14:00 UTC

Svelte components on mobile phones or in the terminal? Yes, now that @svelte.dev has a custom renderer API!

@paolo.ricciuti.me, who built it, tells us which possibilities arise in his talk "Svelte, Svelte Everywhere" 👀

@viteconf.org 2026, today 2pm UTC. Free and online.

v2 of @qwik.dev spent 2 years in beta: new runtime, optimizer rewritten based on Oxc, build on Vite 8 & Rolldown.

@shairez.bsky.social on where that time went and what it yielded in "Qwik 2: Stop spending AI tokens on performance"

@viteconf.org 2026, TODAY 14:00 UTC. Free and online. 
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Since last ViteConf, @pi0.io has spent his time on @nitro.build v3: H3 rewritten on web standards, a compiled router, route rules in core. 

Wondering what is left before stable? Tune in for his talk "Nitro v3: the road to stable"

@viteconf.org 2026, TODAY 2pm UTC. Free and online.

One config file covers dev, build, test, lint, format and monorepo caching, for libraries and CLI tools as well as apps.

A lot of decent languages have it - so why not JS too?
@thealexlichter.com explains the plan behind it, in "The Toolchain Tax".

@viteconf.org 2026
TODAY 2pm UTC
Free & online

Five teams in a single repo meaning a flaky test goes red and nobody ships.

Module Federation can help: each team builds and ships its own slice, so a fail blocks one team.

Learn from @gioboa.bsky.social who maintains the @vite_dev MF plugin!

@viteconf.org 2026, Thu 15 Oct (today) 2pm UTC

"It's even more tempting than before to just build something new in house, instead of the harder but more rewarding work of maintaining shared pieces."

@patak.cat on what the new pace costs our ecosystems, and why the bridges may fall if nobody tends them. 

@viteconf.org - today 14:00 UTC

v4.6 of @nuxt.com adds an experimental server builder: one config line builds your server with @vite.dev instead of Nitro.

@roe.dev on that and on what Nuxt 5 (not) breaks, in "building a composable framework" 💚 

@viteconf.org 2026, Thu 15 Oct, 14:00 UTC. Free and online. 
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Did you know that @npmx.dev serves 50 million requests a month, and 300+ contributors carry its ideas out into other projects?

@alexdln.com and @willow.sh split "Beyond the fast lane" between how a page feels and the tooling under it

@viteconf.org 2026, Thu 15 Oct (TODAY) at 2pm UTC. Free & online

The new @cloudflare.social @vite.dev plugin v2 drops Wrangler, infers a worker's env, and exports types from a TS config.

James Opstad tells us more about that & the new cf CLI, where cf dev and cf build delegate straight to Vite 🔥 

@viteconf.org 2026, Thu 15 Oct 2pm UTC. Free and online.

Could it be that every reason to reach for a SPA got fixed elsewhere since 2012?

* SSR for weight
* Routers for URLs
* Paint holding for the white flash

SPAs look a lot like the thing they tried to replaced
Hear from @lavalva.dev if the distinction still makes sense.

@viteconf.org - today 2pm UTC

Around 70% of open source maintainers work alone or in small teams, and most are unpaid. 

@mirandaheath.website, Director and psychologist at the @stewardshiplab.org on the four drivers of burnout and what AI does to each.

@viteconf.org 2026, 15 oct (TODAY) 2pm UTC.
Free and online. 

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vinext puts the Next.js API on @vite.dev instead of Turbopack or webpack, so a framework team maintains far less of its own tooling.

James Anderson on what is left to build, in "What does it take to run Next.js on Vite?" 🤔 

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Vite DevTools ships inside @vite.dev core now, so just one config option turns on module inspection and Rolldown bundle analysis. 

@arlo7.me covers every view and how to add your own parts to it in "The state of Vite DevTools"

@ViteConf.org 2026
Thu 15 Oct, 2pm UTC
Free and online. 

viteconf.org

Everything in your docs is true and useful, which is exactly why nobody can find anything. Sounds strange or familiar?

@sarah11918.rainsberger.ca tells you what belongs in a changelog or a blog post instead in her talk "Denied: what doesn't belong in your documentation" 📖 

At @ViteConf.org 2026

Open weight models went from years behind the closed frontier to months, and soon weeks. 

Eric Simons on @stackblitz.com's bet on a trillion-parameter open model. Wondering why?

Tune in when he gives his talk "Accelerating Open Weights to the Frontier"

At @viteconf.org 2026, Thu 15 Oct, 14:00 UTC

Your linter, bundler, and dev server all parse the same JS over and over. No matter the parsing cost, they all pay it.

@shanshrew.bsky.social made it 2x faster on 95% of files, landing in Oxc soon.
Meaning @vite.dev, Rolldown and Oxlint all benefit.

Learn more during his talk at @viteconf.org

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Tania Chakraborty is doing a last-minute livestream tomorrow on AI Gateway, and she's keeping it beginner-friendly. 

Set a reminder on YouTube! www.youtube.com/live/vRuFHql...

CedarJS is maintained by @tobbe.dev as a solo maintainer. But how do you know what your users want? And how to continue building?

You'll learn what a fork inherits and what it rebuilds in his talk "The Community Wrote My Roadmap" 

@ViteConf.org 2026
Thu 15 Oct 2pm UTC
Free and online

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