Back for it's 5th edition on Oct 15, 2026.
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ViteConf (Oct 15, 2026)
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@viteconf.org@viteconf.orgNew look who dis? 💁♂️ ✨
It is the one and only @antfu.me who is joining our stage next week and will share the news about the @vite.dev devtools 👀
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@viteconf.orgA special message from the creator himself! 🚀
Hear directly from @evanyou.me, the mind behind @vite.dev and founder of @voidzero.dev, what to expect at this year's ViteConf!
Secure your spot to experience the future of web development.
viteconf.amsterdam
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: James Opstad, Engineer at @cloudflare.social
Nobody wants differences in dev and prod!
James will show us how the Cloudflare @vite.dev plugin uses the new Environment API to solve this issue.
Learn how framework and platform plugins work together through a shared contract!
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Jim Dummet, Core Team at Oxc As a JS Dev, every tool seems to be rewritten in Rust. But If our tools migrate to another language, will we be ale to customize them? Jim explains how Oxc plans to allow customization via JS plugins, all while maintaining exceptional performance!
@viteconf.org⚡ Panel highlight: Future of Web Development This panel is a deep dive with creators and industry leaders to discuss the biggest trends, challenges, and opportunities in web dev. What do YOU want them to talk about? Drop your questions in the comments below make sure we cover what matters most!
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Ryan Carniato, Creator of @solidjs.com
When talking about what is next in web dev, signals have to be mentioned somehow. And who could it do better than the creator of Solid!
@ryansolid.bsky.social will join us remotely as panelist to shed some light on the future of web dev.
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Atila Fassina, @solidjs.com core team member Since last ViteConf a lot changed: @nitro.build got more powerful, and TanStack Start made waves. All of that had strong influence on Solid’s meta framework @atila.io will explain the consequences and what improvements this unlocked!
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Kenneth Skovhus, Product Engineer at Linear Speed shapes everything at Linear, from how they ship features to how they operate. Kenneth walks us through the systems they've built for fast iteration, and the challenges and wins of adopting the Vite toolchain (yes, toolchain)!
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Matt Kane, Core Maintainer of @astro.build
The Future of Astro is being unveiled at this year's ViteConf!
@mk.gg will share where the framework is headed next, how it's pushing the boundaries with its @vite.dev powered architecture, and what that means for your next project. 🚀
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Yann Braga, Core Maintainer at @storybook.js.org
Storybook is well-known as a one-stop-shop for your components and partnered with @vitest.dev to build the ultimate component testing flow.
@yannbf.bsky.social will give us insights and show the full power of Storybook x Vitest
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Jessica Sachs, FOSS Nerd at @hero.dev
The Browser mode is one of the most exciting features of @vitest.dev!
@jess.sh will reveal what makes it so powerful, moving beyond JSDOM. You’ll learn how you can use it for component testing & cases beyond
A game-changer for testing! ✅
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Vladimir Sheremet, Core Maintainer of @vitest.dev
The State of Vitest is a must-see!
@erus.dev will give us the news on the most interesting testing framework, covering the latest features, performance boosts, and what's next for the @vite.dev powered testing experience
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Kevin Deng, Creator of tsdown
When it comes to publishing and packing libraries, there are tons of things to consider.
Luckily, @sxzz.dev built an all-in-one solution! Meet tsdown and learn about automatic dts generation, dependency analysis, multi-format output and more!
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Jacob Gross, Engineer at @framer.com
Framer has been using Rolldown in production early on - with success!
@kurtextrem.de explains in his talk:
1️⃣ How it compares to esbuild
2️⃣ The importance of fine-grained chunking, for Framer & your app
3️⃣ Real world experience using Rolldown
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Joe Tannenbaum, Lead Engineer at @laravel.com Using Vite with a Backend Framework? But not only for asset bundling Watch @joe.codes' talk and find out how Laravel uses Vite to close the gap between server-side PHP & client-side TS to achieve true end-to-end type safety and more
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Pooya Parsa, Creator of @nitro.build Nitro, a powerful server toolkit is powering the meta-framework world. From @nuxt.com over to @solidjs.com Start and @analogjs.org. With Nitro’s upcoming v3, it will become "just a @vite.dev plugin" Curious for more? Then see @pi0.io's talk
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Daniel Roe, Framework Lead @ Nuxt
@nuxt.com is evolving!
@danielroe.dev will provide an inside look into the Vue-based framework. Wonder how Nuxt's internal Vite builder will rely on the Environment API? Or how end-to-end typesafety is achieved?
Then don't miss Daniel's talk 🚀
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Tanner Linsley, Creator of TanStack
No matter if it is Routing, State Management, or a Vite-based Framework: The TanStack got your covered.
And @tannerlinsley.com, the mind behind TanStack Query, Router & Start is joining us at ViteConf
Get ready to meet the TanStack creator!
@viteconf.org⚡ Speaker highlight: Zack Chapple & Dima Shekhovtsov, Zephyr Cloud Module federation is an important architecture for large-scale application that allows true modularization and code sharing between apps. But how to achieve it? Dima and Zack will show how to ship federated React apps with ease!
