Turbopack moves into Next.js repository
Turbopack, Vercel's JavaScript/TypeScript bundler, is being relocated into the Next.js repository to accelerate development and enable broader framework support. This consolidation builds on a decade of webpack learnings.
Turbopack is a new JavaScript/TypeScript bundler we’ve been cooking at Vercel. Building on 10+ years of learnings from webpack, we want to build a bundler that can be used with many frameworks.
We’re moving the Turbopack codebase into the Next.js repository—and wanted to share an update on our progress with Turbopack so far, as well as where we’re headed.
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