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So excited to be at #nextjsconf! Follow along on this 🧵for some background technical info on the things being announced at the keynote today!
Releasing Turbopack!
With the alpha version of Turbopack the team at @vercel led by @wSokra, the creator of webpack, is shipping something that has long been a dream of mine: A JS bundler designed from the ground up to support incremental compilation
turbo.build/pack
With the alpha version of Turbopack the team at @vercel led by @wSokra, the creator of webpack, is shipping something that has long been a dream of mine: A JS bundler designed from the ground up to support incremental compilation
turbo.build/pack
Some tech details and stories behind @vercel’s OG image generation and Satori lib...
There’s been a demand to generate dynamic and fancy OG images for a long time. And we have some solutions but they all seem to be a little “limited”.
There’s been a demand to generate dynamic and fancy OG images for a long time. And we have some solutions but they all seem to be a little “limited”.
...If using a canvas-like (e.g. Skia) based solution, you don’t have fancy/dynamic things like layouts. Also no nice APIs for humans.
With a browser-based solution you get all the fancy things and human-friendly, declarative APIs but too expensive, dev unfriendly :(
With a browser-based solution you get all the fancy things and human-friendly, declarative APIs but too expensive, dev unfriendly :(
Then, SVG just has the perfect balance in API design and perf.
It’s a declarative image language that every web developer is familiar with: HTML/CSS. It’s been there since 1999 and it’s so fast to render (rasterize).
The only missing thing is layout. SVG doesn’t have it.
It’s a declarative image language that every web developer is familiar with: HTML/CSS. It’s been there since 1999 and it’s so fast to render (rasterize).
The only missing thing is layout. SVG doesn’t have it.
