Alexander Lichter
Alex is a Developer Relations specialist at VoidZero, a Nuxt.js Team member, Web Engineering Consultant, and open-source enthusiast. He creates tech-focused video content, co-hosts the DejaVue Podcast, speaks at conferences, and leads workshops to empower developers and advance the web ecosystem.
Session
For years, tools like Rollup and ESLint have been part of our workflows. But whether you love or hate the linter screaming at you, or your build running while you grab a coffee, these tools hardly meet the scale and speed demands of modern development, especially in the enterprise. As apps grow and expectations rise, our build chains are starting to show their age.
Enter a new wave of tools like Rolldown and Oxc, designed from the ground up for performance, simplicity, and modern use cases, often written in systems languages like Rust or Go.
Never heard of these tools? Perfect, this talk is for you then!
We’ll dive knee-deep into some of the new tools and explore how they aim to replace familiar solutions, often with low effort and more speed. We’ll also look at whether they’re ready to form the foundation of the next-gen frontend stack, no matter which framework you use.
Expect practical takeaways, real-world performance and DX examples, and actionable advice on how to integrate these tools today to speed up your development workflow.