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Learn how to add Sass support to a Vite project, verify HMR during dev, check production output, and roll back if needed.
Learn how Vite automatically treats files ending in .module.css (and variants) as CSS Modules, how to import them, tweak the hash format, and what to watch out for when mixing global and module styles.
Stop waiting for full page reloads. Learn how Vite uses native ES Modules to decouple the module graph and enable lightning-fast Hot Module Replacement.
Learn how Vite’s native ES module serving eliminates bundling in development, giving near‑instant start and precise Hot Module Replacement, with a concrete setup example and notes on browser support and monorepo considerations.
StackBlitz runs Node.js dev servers inside the browser via WebAssembly, not on a remote VM. Here's how WebContainers boot a project, a worked Vite and embed-SDK example, and the hard limits to plan around.
Vite inlines import.meta.env values into the client bundle at build time, so the VITE_ prefix is your entire trust boundary. An architecture note on requirements, the minimal design, checks, and failure modes.
Learn how to safely expose only non‑secret configuration to the browser using Vite’s VITE_-prefixed environment variables, understand the trust boundary, and verify that no secrets leak into the built bundle.
Compare Vite's esbuild-powered on-demand HMR against Webpack, evaluate trade-offs, and follow a concrete TypeScript validation setup.
Vite speeds up dev server startup by pre‑bundling node_modules with esbuild, caching the result, and letting you control the process via optimizeDeps. Learn how it works, its limits, and practical checks.
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