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…

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

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.

Converted a somewhat large code base from #webpack to #rspack recently and saw the build time go from ~40s to ~2s! The overall package size increased slightly 🫣 (any tips here?) but the build time saved is a big win. #rust #webdev

We just moved @khanacademy.org over to using @rspack.dev today for our prod builds, from Webpack 5. We saw build times improve by about 2min or so (approx. 3min -> 1min). It was extremely easy to move to from Webpack, highly recommended for anyone on the fence!

Rspack@rspack.dev · 2y ago

Reflecting on the past year, we're delighted to see the growing activity in the Rspack stack repos. With over 5,000 merged pull requests, the engagement of our community has been incredible, and we're looking forward to welcoming even more contributors in the year ahead. 💕