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The future is full turbo. Today is just the beginning of the beginning. If you're interested in learning more, follow and checkout our new website:
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We're actively investigating fusing Turbopack and
into a single toolchain and architecture. We've already merged the codebases and are migrating Turborepo to Rust from Go. We envision a future where the traditional separation of build system and bundler doesn't exist.
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Once persisting to the file system is working, we can build the next logical step: persisting to a remote cache. With , we've already built remote caching on . In the future, you'll be able to share Turbopack's hyper-granular cache across your whole team too
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We plan to persist this cache to the file system, to speed up Turbopack. This will work like 's cache - but at a much more granular level. can currently cache the results of entire builds. Turbopack, however, can cache the results of individual functions
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Turbopack is built from the ground up to take advantage of caching. Currently, this cache is stored in-memory only. This lets us optimize for our current use case - making the Next.js (and soon Svelte) dev servers fast.
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With this new engine in place, and team began building Turbopack, a new bundler designed as the successor to Webpack.
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The Turbo engine works like a scheduler for function calls, allowing calls to be parallelized across all available cores.
The engine also caches the result of all the functions it schedules. It never needs to do the same work twice. It does the minimum work at maximum speed.
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There are two ways to make a process faster: do less work or do work in parallel. We knew if we wanted to make the fastest bundler possible, weโd need to pull hard on both levers.
So we created a new low-level Turbo engine for incremental (and soon distributed) computation.
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After joining and launching , presented me with a vision of what a next gen bundler and build system could be. What if there was no distinction? What if you could parallelize and cache work all the way at down to the function level?
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when i first wrote about last year, i had no idea the extreme vision and ambition of in speeding up Javascript by orders of magnitude.
This is what means when he says Vercel is building โthe SDK for the Webโ?.
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Working together and has been amazing. Very proud of the and Turbopack teams.
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Introducing Turbopack, the successor to Webpack.
โ ~700x faster than Webpack
โ 10x faster than Vite
โ Native incremental architecture built with Rust
โ Support for React Server Components
โ Support for TS, JSX, CSS & more
Now open-source in Alpha.
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It's a big day for non-monorepo users.
As of v1.6, you can now use Turborepo in any JavaScript or TypeScript codebase.
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Interactive code sandboxes are now on the @vercel blog. Try them out to build the 3D prism game from the Next.js Conf registration.
Sidenote: First time ever working with WebGL and 
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Whatโs your favorite error message of all time?
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It's only jamstack if it's got the right vibe. Otherwise, it's just sparkling static site generation
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When you introduce Tailwind to the project and tell your team they can stop manually writing artisanal CSS in separate files and coming up with silly classnames like .sidebar-inner-wrapper-left-container-heading--dark that they'll be too afraid to delete 6 months later
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Developers that donโt like Tailwind
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hey babe, are you okay? no index signature with a parameter of type 'string' was found
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Portrait of a Rust developer writing Rust
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stripe is just out here destroying entire saas companies
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if you accept that we are living in a simulation, then you must also accept that the simulation is likely written in javascript
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Me googling โhow to center a <div>โ? for the the 6,340th time
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Inflection point: My 86 year old grandmother, who is completely non-technical and often calls me up to help her with her iPad, asked me last night if I could get her off the waitlist for OpenAI so she could play with DALLE
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Huge props to and docs writers...
turborepo.org/docs/getting-s
Docs that actually explain not just what is going on, but *why*.
This is so important!
Well done and thank you ๐
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Okay, solved ๐ค All I needed was and `prune` command. Pruned subsets are a true game changer for Docker deployments! ๐ฅ Such an easy and clean way to deploy from a monorepo (with Yarn workspaces) and only include the packages that you need.
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Me building Typescript project (from within Yarn workspaces) with Waypoint / Terraform / ECS & sending 800mb images over 6mbps upload connection to see it failed to run 
Not going to give up tho twitter.com/dabit3/status/โฆ
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This is also only a tiny tiny fraction of the real total number. (We only have data on folks either using turbo on or using the Remote Cache API)
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. 's key KPI of Compute Time Saved/week on has averaged 9.93% WoW growth since January.
It took us 3 months to surpass 1 year of time saved.
[fast forward 6 months...]
We saved 1.25 YEARS THIS WEEK and will surpass 2 DECADES of TIME SAVED in a few days
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Do you want to learn how to @turborepo? My latest course on @eggheadio is now live! 
egghead.io/courses/refact
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