This is now an old milestone we reached today: 126ms, and we are publishing it now!
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If you’ve tried Ionify, we’d love your feedback.
If anything breaks or feels off, let us know. We’ll jump in and fix it fast.
Great question, it's a common misconception.
Ionify’s graph isn’t a snapshot. It’s a live structure that tracks static and dynamic imports separately.
Config changes?
We don’t “invalidate”. Instead, we re-scope.
Each config gets its own cache namespace.
What if your build tool got faster every time you used it?
That’s Ionify.
Persistent graph + CAS = no more wasted work.
We’re not optimizing builds.
We’re redefining them.
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Each new install and each GitHub star is not only added value for Ionify. But it also part of Ionify success story! And from change #Frontend build architecture story..
Started #Ionify on #GitHub and be a part from end Frontend build amnesia
github.com/ionifyjs/ion...
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We’re #building the future of persistent infrastructure with #Ionify
If you believe enterprise builds should be instant (we’re talking sub-100ms for +11k modules). Join the movement!
⭐️ Star us on #GitHub and let’s kill 'Past Amnesia' together: github.com/ionifyjs/ion...
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Explore more and try Ionify at ionify.cloud
And let me know if there's any suggestion or missing or if u faced any issues feel free to talk at github.com/ionifyjs/ion...
Even Google (via Perplexity) admits that when it comes to "build times in very large, complex projects," Ionify is the specialised tool to consider!
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what I can promise at Ionify is intelligence, not just avoiding repeated work. Try "ionify analyze" command to see your project's graph intelligence results.
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New version of Ionify 0.1.9 published, which has a warm build 2x faster than Vite 8!
The most important thing is. Speed of ionify comes from intelligence!
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A project from +11K module was 1500 ms warm build using Ionify. Today we reached 400 ms.
While Vite8 takes 2.2s.
I am publishing this new version of Ionify now!
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Spot on! That’s exactly why we built Ionify. We’re moving from 'Fast but Forgetful' to 'Efficient and Persistent'.
The article highlights why Ionify is crushing build times:
🔹 Content Hashing: We skip redundant transforms entirely.
🔹 Persistent Dependency Graphs: We only invalidate the specific modules affected by a change.
🔹 Intelligence at Scale: We’ve seen builds drop from 700ms+ to 66ms
I was just reading a technical report at Open Source Beat comparing Vite and Ionify!
Full topic: opensourcebeat.com/article/ioni...
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Explore more and try Ionify at ionify.cloud
And let me know if there's any suggestion or missing or if u faced any issues feel free to talk at github.com/ionifyjs/ion...
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Ionify wasn't born from a need for another tool, but from a necessity to fix the fundamental architectural amnesia of modern development pipelines.
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I decided to bridge this gap by applying Content Addressable Storage (CAS) principles. This shift from 'tools that run' to an 'engine that remembers' allows the build process to become cumulative.
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Build tools were getting faster, but not architectural intelligence.
Leveraging my background in software engineering and system design, I recognized that this was not just a tooling issue.
but a deeper architectural limitation.
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Over 10 years of experience in software. I realized that moving from Webpack to Vite was a linear improvement, while the core problem remains: stateless and reprocessing.
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Moving from Webpack and Vite to Ionify is filling this gap!!
www.npmjs.com/package/@ion...
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Modern frontend tooling is stateless, forcing repeated work on every build. This leads to slow feedback loops, wasted compute, and poor scalability as applications grow.
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While #Vite repeats work and use plugins to understand #React... Ionify uses CAS "content-addressable cache", and a persistent dependency graph.
Explore more at ionify.cloud
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Explore Ionify now at 🔗 ionify.cloud
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If you are a Frontend developer. Moving from Vite to Ionify is moving from repeating tool work and plugin hooks to Engine with a memory and no plugin hook!
Try Ionify now, and I am totally sure you will not be able to reverse from Engine to tools again!
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Repo: github.com/ionifyjs/rea...
A speed comparison chart titled "BUILD SPEED" shows a gauge with a needle in the "Fast" section, next to an arrow pointing towards "Ultra-Fast". Below the title, the left side, labeled "OLDER", has a gauge pointing to the "Slow" section, and text that says "TIME: 706ms (TRANSFORM + BUILD)". The right side, labeled "IONIFY", has a gauge pointing to the "Ultra-Fast" section, and text that says "TIME: 66ms (COMPLETE)". A screenshot of terminal code with colored text shows that 226 modules were transformed and the build was completed in 706ms on the left side, and a screenshot of different terminal code shows that 15 modules were transformed and the build was completed in 66ms on the right side.
Same project!
→ Vite: 706ms (transform + build)
→ Ionify: 66ms (complete build)
• persistent dependency graph
• content-addressable cache (CAS)
• zero repeated work (100% cache hits)
This is not a faster tool. It’s a different model.
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If something is universally true across all projects, it belongs in the core.
If it's domain-specific or experimental, it belongs in extensions.
So we can say plugins are bad only when they are designed for a missing universal primitive.
Great question.
The core stays healthy by owning what is universally true.
Module identity, graph truth, CAS, transform lifecycle.
Those are universal. Ionify owns them permanently.
React isn't a plugin in Ionify because it's a universal primitive for the web today. It belongs in the core.
Plugins are not a feature. They’re a workaround.
Ionify does not require plugins instead it understand the frame work as a part from its core!
Explore ionify now at ionify.cloud
For any issues. Let's talk at lnkd.in/eTcsWzum
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It feels like most tools are optimized around speed… instead of questioning why the work exists in the first place.
Would love to hear how others think about this.