Aprende cómo funciona Vite's Hot Module Replacement (HMR) bajo el capó y todos los conceptos clave que lo impulsan.
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Bienvenido a JS Nation. Homework replacement, también conocido como HTML, permite actualizaciones de código sin recargar la página. Comprender HTML implica APIs, reacciones del servidor a ediciones de archivos y manejo de cambios del lado del cliente. El ciclo de vida de la API de HTML incluye adjuntar callbacks, desechar estados innecesarios y aceptar nuevos módulos. El manejo de cambios de archivos por parte del servidor, encontrar módulos relacionados y las decisiones de propagación de HTML determinan la ejecución del módulo y la recarga de la página. Los escenarios de propagación dictan actualizaciones de HTML dentro de los límites o recargas completas. La comunicación cliente-servidor a través de WebSocket gestiona recargas o actualizaciones de módulos.
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