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Support for HMR #886

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benjaminsehl opened this issue May 15, 2023 · 3 comments · Fixed by #1187
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Support for HMR #886

benjaminsehl opened this issue May 15, 2023 · 3 comments · Fixed by #1187
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@benjaminsehl benjaminsehl added this to the 2023-07 milestone May 17, 2023
@frehner frehner added the Remix label May 22, 2023
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@frandiox is there any news on this? The dev experience right now is unbearable due to full-page reloads often taking more than ten seconds in my project.

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We are currently finishing some other priorities at the moment but HMR will come after that.
Out of curiosity, how long does it take a rebuild in your project? (the number shown in the terminal after saving a file).

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Thanks for your reply @frandiox, I can't wait until HMR is supported. The fastest rebuilds for a Tailwind class change take 5-6 seconds, but often such a change can take around 10-12 seconds. Not sure why it varies. Even though when down to 5 seconds, styling the site makes me lose an enormous amount of time considering I then make a save every 5-10 seconds. And that is not to speak of loss of momentum and concentration. It's just not sustainable in the long run when there are libraries out there giving a much speedier developer experience. Hence I'm surprised Hydrogen is 4-5 months behind Remix when it's such a DX killer.

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