
Learn why Vite speeds modern web apps by replacing legacy bundlers with a fast, module-replacement workflow, simplified configuration, and Rollup integration.
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Install NodeJS and npm, verify their versions in the terminal, choose Visual Studio Code as your editor, and download the course code from the GitHub repository to start coding.
Boot a new vite app from the latest template, run the dev server, and modify index.html and main.js to see live updates in a vanilla JavaScript project.
Compare commonjs and esm module formats in Node.js and browser, show exporting and importing with require and module.exports and with import and export, and explain enabling esm via package.json.
Learn how esm modules in the browser work with type=module, import statements, and main.js, and beware older browsers and npm dev scripts for modern web apps.
Explore building with Vite. Run npm run build and npm run preview, and compare development and production modes by inspecting the dist folder, index.html, assets, and network performance.
Discover how Vite speeds up development by splitting dependencies into separate bundles via esbuild, bundling source with rollup, serving ES modules, and hot module replacement of only changed modules.
Build a modern web app with Vite by creating a custom config, importing assets, and converting an HTML/CSS template into a maintainable, optimized application using CSS modules and Sass.
Explore building a simple HTML, JavaScript, and CSS base project with a bundler, learn how hot module replacement and asset path handling streamline development and deployment.
Add vite to a Netflix project by installing vite as a dev dependency, adding dev, build, and preview scripts, and running a dev server with hot module replacement.
Learn how to fix a dashboard in a Vite single-page app by configuring multiple entry points, routing logic, and asset handling, then build and preview the updated project.
Diagnose and fix image loading by tracing absolute asset paths in production, implement dynamic image URLs with new URL and import.meta.url, and ensure dist copies assets when building with Vite.
Optimize imports by migrating scripts and styles to package.json and bundler, import css and bootstrap in JavaScript, and import json assets directly for a cleaner, maintainable web app.
Discover how CSS modules prevent style conflicts in a Vite web app by using dashboard.module.css and dynamic classes for premium and regular buttons.
learn how to enable sass with vite by installing the sass preprocessor, renaming css files, and using css modules to organize and apply nested styles.
Copy public assets like favicon.ico to the dist folder by placing them in a public directory and rebuild with npm run build to auto copy during deployment.
Build a reusable UI component library for a single-page application. Set up exports for components and assets and enable production-ready React and Vue.js applications.
Bootstrap a Vite React app, install dependencies, and launch the dev server; explore templates including vanilla, Vue, React, Tailwind, and community templates.
Set up a React app from scratch by building a base template with Vite, creating index.html and src files, installing React, ReactDOM, and TypeScript, and configuring tsconfig.
Configure Vite by adding a white.config.js with define config and the React plugin, install the white plugin React, and run npm run dev to see Hello world.
Learn how to use svg as a react component in a vite-based app by importing svg assets, transforming them with the svg plugin, and rendering scalable icons directly.
Learn how to build a reusable UI component library from existing React components, configure a library build, export the library, and integrate it with a new app.
Learn to build and integrate a React UI library into a host app by generating a dist folder, configuring main and exports in package.json, and ensuring CSS loading.
Learn how to inject CSS into a JavaScript build using a CSS-in-JS plugin for Vite, producing a single bundled file with styles injected and the button rendering correctly.
Learn how images are inlined in the JavaScript bundle by base64-encoding and injecting them into the main build, demonstrated with an icon button in a React UI library.
analyze production bundles with the bundle visualizer to identify oversized dependencies, then optimize via tree shaking by replacing lodash usage with modular imports and lodash es.
Learn to build a tree shaking enabled library for fast apps by splitting functions into individual files, exporting with named exports, and a clean index for selective imports.
Learn to configure Tailwind CSS with a Vite React project by installing Tailwind, PostCSS, and Autoprefixer, creating tailwind.config.js with content, theme, and plugins, and importing Tailwind directives in index.css.
Learn to integrate ESLint with a Vite and React project by installing the ESLint plugin, configuring a React-based rule set, and addressing common lint errors.
Learn to use vite alias path with the white aliases plugin, creating absolute imports like at the rate assets, and configure tsconfig baseUrl and includes to resolve them.
Deploy a web application to Netlify, explore caching strategies and CSS post-processing for cross-browser compatibility, and tailor build parameters for development and production environments.
Learn how PostCSS and Autoprefixer automatically add browser prefixes and optimize CSS for multiple browsers in modern web apps built with Vite and Webpack, using Browserslist to target supported versions.
Configure Vite base path during build to keep assets and index.html correctly resolved in deployment, using npm run build -- --base and setting the base to electronics trading.
Explore how Vite optimizes load times with cache control, hash-based updates, and split bundles between vendor and main code, ensuring cached vendor chunks stay reusable while only main bundles refresh.
Learn to configure manual chunks in Vite to create vendor, components, and main bundles, controlling module splitting for caching advantages and faster web apps.
Migrate your existing React app from Create React App to Vite to gain faster builds and better developer experience by updating scripts, configuring Vite, and integrating plugins.
Deploy your Vite js bundler app to Netlify by dragging the distribution folder into a new site, creating a public url for your portfolio.
Build Modern WebApps using Vite JS Bundler, from scratch to production.
As the web applications get more complex over time, we also need to review and optimize the tools we use for bundling and deploying these applications. Vite, developed by the developers of VueJS is a bundler for modern applications.
In this course, we not only cover the theoretical concepts but also get very hands-on experience on how to integrate Vite into our software development pipeline. We will start right from the basics such as ES Modules and CommonJS modules and slowly progress to more advanced concepts such as Treeshaking to truly optimize our application for production use.
We will also see how to take a React application that was created using the traditional approach of Create React App and migrate it to a modern approach using Vite. This will save time for all the developers are it exponentially increases the build time and reduces the complexity.
I have tried my best to structure this course in the easiest way to follow and will have all the resources available to download on GitHub and attached to this course.
You can always ask me questions in the Q&A sections in case you face problems, I shall be happy to answer.
This course does not require any knowledge of Bundlers and will be beneficial to all developers making any type of website whether it's using core HTML CSS or using frameworks and libraries such as React and Vue.
Good luck and happy learning!