Keynote by Bolt.new
By Eric Simons
Vite: Beyond a Build Tool
By Evan You
Vite: Beyond a Build Tool and State of Vite 2025!
From DX to AX: What Happens When AI Agents Build Your Vite App
By Mathias Biilmann
A perspective on the importance of agent experience (AX) which is proliferating fast, relevant to devs, teams, businesses alike. Keeping things practical, outlining an example of agent-built apps (couple Vite’s speed + Netlify’s MCP to create a safe, repeatable deployment routine an autonomous agent can trust)
Rolldown: the JavaScript bundler written in Rust intended to serve as the future bundler used in Vite
By Alexander Lichter
Rolldown: Chunking in the wild
By Jacob Gross
How & why we started using it at Framer, how it compares to esbuild and why advanced chunking is an important feature to have, plus how Jacob helped design the chunking API and what our config looks like in a React stack. We've been running Rolldown on our homepage (www.framer.com) since half a year or so and are currently rolling out Rolldown to our stable channel. So by the time the conf is hosted I can also bring some real world experience from over 100k websites.
tsdown: One Tool to Bundle Them All
By Kevin Deng
In this talk, we’ll dive into tsdown, a powerful and efficient tool designed to streamline the packaging process for TypeScript libraries. Whether you’re building Node.js modules or Vue component libraries, tsdown aims to unify and simplify your workflow. We’ll explore the core design principles behind tsdown and demonstrate how it automates type declaration generation, dependency analysis, and multi-format output. By the end of this session, you’ll see how tsdown empowers developers to publish high-quality libraries with ease and confidence.
Vite Devtools: deeper and more insightful debugging and analysis for all projects and frameworks built on top of Vite
By Anthony Fu
JS at the speed of Rust: Oxc
By Jim Dummett
If you write JS or TS, probably every tool you use daily is currently being rewritten in Rust. This has advantages (have you heard that Rust is ""blazing fast""?), but also potential downsides. The evolution of JS from the dark days before async/await was fuelled by tooling written in JS. If our tools migrate to a language we don't know, will we lose the ability to control or customize them? In this talk, I'll explain how Oxc is aiming to ""square the circle"" - providing rich customisation via plugins written in JS, but maintaining the exceptional performance of Rust - and take you into the nerdy details of memory layouts, allocators, garbage collection, and the tricks that make it possible to have our Rusty cake and eat it with a JS fork.
Building in Fast Feedback Loops
By Kenneth Skovhus
At Linear, speed shapes everything. We’ll walk through the systems that enable fast feedback loops and the challenges we’ve faced keeping it as we scale.
Speeding up the ecosystem
By James Garbutt
A look into how the community has been speeding up the JavaScript ecosystem and developer tooling
Making Meaningful Open Source Contributions
By Sarah Rainsberger
Open source projects need help—but not always in the ways you think. Big features and bug fixes can actually add stress for maintainers, especially from newcomers. What many projects really need are overlooked contributions like issue triage, docs, community support, marketing, and onboarding. Using examples from the Astro community, this talk will show how you can make meaningful contributions that truly help maintainers—and how maintainers can make it easier for others to contribute effectively.
The Vite Environment API: closing the gap between development and production
By James Opstad
Find out how the Cloudflare Vite plugin uses the Environment API to closely match production behaviour in development. Developers are provided with full access to platform specific features while retaining Vite’s trademark development experience. We will also look at how the Environment API enables framework and platform plugins to work together through a shared contract with Vite.
Remote Control
By Rich Harris
SvelteKit's Remote Functions are a fresh take on RPC that makes type-safe client-server communication fast, easy and secure. But they weren't easy to build. This is the story of how we stretched the Vite plugin API to its limits in pursuit of the ultimate developer experience.
Vite Panel Discussion
A look into the future of Vite with Core Members, the creator and Rich Harris!
Vite Documentary Premiére
Thursday Night we will do the first in-person official Premié of the Vite Documentary with the Creator of Vite and Core Team Members attending! Watch out for more surprises ;)
8 Oct - Community Night
Meet & Mingle in-person with the Vite Eco System and fellow JavaScript peers during the Community Night.
9 Oct - Vite Documentary Premiére
The Official Vite Documentary Premiére in-person with tremendous surprises :)
10 Oct - Conference Party
Join the Conference Party and Network & Celebrate with peers, colleagues, partners & speakers! Put on your dancing shoes, bring your singing voice and be ready for some old school arcades!
Program Curated By
Evan You
Creator of Vue & Vite
🎤 Vite: Beyond a Build Tool | Evan is the Creator Vite, Vue and CEO of VoidZero. Evan is an independent software developer currently based in Singapore. He is the creator of the JavaScript framework Vite & Vue.js and the frontend build tool Vite. Most of his work is open source and publicly available on GitHub. If you happen to benefit from his OSS work, you can support him financially via GitHub Sponsors.
Matias Capeletto
Vite core team
🎤 Vite Ecosystem & Panel Discussion | Matias (patak) is a Vite core team member, and a Vitest and Vue team member. He works at Bolt, doing Open Source work full time for the Vite Ecosystem.
