I just tried it in a @microsoft/rush project of mine.
Added a new project with 1 dependency (which contains a single one-liner function to return a test string). No other dependencies.
Takes about 30s to start. Not sure whether the fact that my dependency is a link with many siblings due to rush and pnpm is an issue, but it is a far cry from 50ms.
Also I did not get it to reliably pick up when the dependency has changed (cache invalidation most likely has an incompatible strategy with `npm link`/`pnpm`.
Snowpack in principle looks nice, but I think I need something else
Added a new project with 1 dependency (which contains a single one-liner function to return a test string). No other dependencies.
Takes about 30s to start. Not sure whether the fact that my dependency is a link with many siblings due to rush and pnpm is an issue, but it is a far cry from 50ms.
Also I did not get it to reliably pick up when the dependency has changed (cache invalidation most likely has an incompatible strategy with `npm link`/`pnpm`.
Snowpack in principle looks nice, but I think I need something else