Import maps
Used by 9 Rails websites
A browser-native approach to managing module imports, allowing developers to control module resolution directly in the browser without requiring a bundler.
Ruby on Rails web apps using JavaScript bundlers
View Rails web apps that streamline their JavaScript workflow with bundlers like Webpack and esbuild, packaging modules for efficient delivery.
- This list includes 8 JavaScript bundlers used by Rails web apps.
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JavaScript bundlers
esbuild
Used by 7 Rails websites
An extremely fast bundler and transpiler written in Go, designed to handle modern JavaScript and TypeScript projects with minimal configuration.
Webpack
Used by 5 Rails websites
A powerful and flexible bundler that enables developers to compile JavaScript modules along with assets like images, styles, and more into optimized bundles.
Vite
Used by 5 Rails websites
A fast and modern build tool that leverages native ES modules in development and Rollup for production builds, ensuring fast startup times and efficient builds.
Bun
Used by 1 Rails website
A modern JavaScript runtime and bundler optimized for speed, offering features like native TypeScript support, built-in transpilation, and package management.
Other
Used by 1 Rails website
A placeholder for any bundler or module loader not listed, referring to custom or less common tools tailored to specific use cases.
Rollup.js
Not used by any Rails web apps yet
A module bundler optimized for building small and efficient libraries, with tree-shaking to eliminate unused code for smaller bundles.
Parcel
Not used by any Rails web apps yet
A zero-config bundler for web applications, offering fast builds, automatic dependency resolution, and support for a wide range of file types.