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Vite is a frontend build tool for web applications, offering on-demand source file serving over native ESM with dependency pre-bundling and instant hot module replacement. It provides a plugin system extending Rollup's plugin interface, fully typed APIs, and first-class server-side rendering support. The project is MIT licensed and described as free and open source.
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shadcn-svelte provides composable, accessible components with thoughtful defaults, intended for building a custom component library with code that can be customized and extended. It offers a library of components, and a changelog notes the release of Trace, Code Block and AI Elements.
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