
Ionify
The World’s First Persistent Build Intelligence Engine.
What it does
Vite gave us the escape from Webpack. with a fundamental assumption: Every build starts from zero. Ionify is built around a different assumption: most of the work you did last time is still valid Ionify is a Rust-powered build engine with a persistent dependency graph and content-addressable cache. One unified pipeline for dev, build, and test. - One Team = One CAS. By cloud hydration for ultra-fast builds - React Doesn’t Need a Plugin to Start! - Microfrontends without rebuilding the host.
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