In 2024, Vite has emerged as a crucial tool for developers creating high-performance web and mobile applications, offering speed and optimized builds through its use of ES modules. It is widely adopted across various frameworks, including Nuxt, SvelteKit, SolidStart, Astro, and Analog. The article explores the use of Vite in the Web Native landscape, highlighting tools like Capacitor, Tauri, NativeScript, and React Native, which support native compilation for multiple device targets. Capacitor and Tauri stand out for their Vite compatibility and front-end agnosticism, with Capacitor providing a mature plugin ecosystem and the ability to wrap web apps in a native shell. Tauri, initially a Rust-based alternative to Electron, is expanding into mobile, offering a promising alternative for developers interested in desktop and mobile deployment. Meanwhile, regulatory changes in the EU have influenced the development landscape, particularly for Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), with Capacitor offering a robust solution to navigate such shifts. Each tool has its strengths, with NativeScript focusing on native platforms, Tauri experimenting with new technologies, and Capacitor being a reliable choice for web technologies.