Developers struggle to inspect per-route sources in single-build mode. This extends the view toggle to single builds by reusing the DiffTable in "single" mode, producing a compact route source table with sizes and env badges for consistent UX and less code duplication.
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Single-build bundle inspection: table view reusing diff-table targets a $4.8B = 1.6M development teams x $3K ACV (global software teams needing dev tooling and performance insights) total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 12-18% (developer tools & observability convergence).
Key trends driving demand: Core Web Vitals & conversion pressure -- teams invest in tooling that surfaces performance regressions early.; Rise of JS frameworks & monorepos -- complex builds increase need for route-level analysis and clear tooling.; Bundler evolution (esbuild/Vite) -- faster iteration enables more granular per-build insights and more frequent analysis.; Shift to integrated CI/CD observability -- developers prefer tools that run in CI and block regressions pre-merge..
Key competitors include webpack-bundle-analyzer, source-map-explorer, Bundlephobia, Vercel (Next.js build tooling & analytics), Sentry (adjacent - performance/release monitoring).
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