People often overlook that you can simply not hydrate a TanStack Start app and essentially have a super lightweight MPA. Pre-render that thing and you're as light as it gets.
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My new hobby is buying these @anbernic_china’s and loading them up with all of my favorite games. But what’s made it really fun is using AI to create my own operating system that is family friendly. Screen time, cloud sync, easy interface, auto saves, rewind. 😍
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Tanstack Start is just incredible. I don’t think I’d start a new project in anything else for the foreseeable future.
With 70 million AI-generated apps created on its platform, @Lovable migrated from Next.js to TanStack Start on Cloudflare Workers.
Co-founder + CTO @FabianHedin breaks down:
- Serving millions of apps on demand with minimal cold starts
- Why they chose TanStack Start
- Lessons g Lovable itself just like any other app on the platform)
Full talk from Cloudflare Connect.
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Another production app migrated from Next.js to TanStack Start. Before and after memory usage.
@tannerlinsley @tan_stack
#tanstack
@tannerlinsley @tan_stack
#tanstack
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With 70 million AI-generated apps created on its platform, @Lovable migrated from Next.js to TanStack Start on Cloudflare Workers.
Co-founder + CTO @FabianHedin breaks down:
- Serving millions of apps on demand with minimal cold starts
- Why they chose TanStack Start
- Lessons g Lovable itself just like any other app on the platform)
Full talk from Cloudflare Connect.
Co-founder + CTO @FabianHedin breaks down:
- Serving millions of apps on demand with minimal cold starts
- Why they chose TanStack Start
- Lessons g Lovable itself just like any other app on the platform)
Full talk from Cloudflare Connect.
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There is a snappiness to tanstack start that I don’t understand why I can’t get it out of other frameworks. Very bizarre. Idk if it’s just better defaults or something but if I take the same content and put it on start. It just works better out of the box
Everything from just static portfolio sites to actual web apps
Everything from just static portfolio sites to actual web apps
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Tanner Linsley retweeted
GW終わりに copainter.ai をNext.jsからTanStack Startに載せ替えたあとパフォーマンス監視してた時の画像をPC整理してたら見つけたので置いておくか
一気にガクンと減ってるところがそれ
一気にガクンと減ってるところがそれ
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I'm really proud of what we've built with TanStack AI, and Alem, Jack, and Tom have put so much into getting it here. The new harness stuff has me especially excited about what people are going to make with it.
Tell your coding agent “Use TanStack AI” and go build that thing you've had in your head. 🌴
Tell your coding agent “Use TanStack AI” and go build that thing you've had in your head. 🌴
TanStack AI 1.0 is officially stable! 🎉
Build chat, voice, image generation, agents, and harnesses into your apps, with your choice of models, UI framework, and infrastructure.
Your AI, your way.
tanstack.com/ai
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Something big coming @tan_stack. I'm not sure if ya'll are ready for this one.
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I’m at the ThunderPlains speaker’s dinner and every other speaker at my table just started using TanStack at work and is loving it 😬
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@FabianHedin sharing how @Lovable scaled to 70M apps (rendered server-side) using Dynamic Workers, KV, and TanStack Start + the importance of dogfooding
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Demo w @FabianHedin of @Lovable on building w @Cloudflare & @tan_stack. @ritakozlov chats building w agents at #cloudflareconnect
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Pleased to present the new face of Infonomic: a long-overdue redesign of our website, with more on the way (not least of which will be our migration to TanStack Start)...
We'll soon be launching a new AI services area focused on AI-assisted data extraction and clean-up for data sources. In our experience, any AI-assisted knowledge system is only as good as the data beneath it. Clean, well-structured and semantically correct data, with consistent metadata and vocabularies modelled in standards such as SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System), is the precondition for a Semantic Knowledge Management System (SKMS) whose discovery, retrieval and reasoning can be trusted. It is also the step most often skipped.
Some of the thinking behind this work appears in our paper, "Cheap First, Escalate on Evidence: Quality-Gated Extraction for Heterogeneous Research Collections", written with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Steve Elliott, Co-Founder and Research Director of FORRU-CMU, and David Lipsky. It will appear in Springer's Lecture Notes in Computer Science, and we will be presenting it at ICADL 2026 in Khon Kaen, 2 to 4 December.
We are also pleased to announce the latest stable release of Byline, our content and collections management platform. This release adds passkey support, making Byline more secure than ever. Byline is now battle-tested in production with our flagship repository at FORRU-CMU, which includes species and seedling identification collections.
Feel free to get in touch if you'd like to know more, or would be interested in a closer look or a quick demo. Links in the first comment below. Exciting times, and more soon...
@matteocollina @tannerlinsley @loige
#DigitalLibraries #DigitalCollections #SemanticWeb #LinkedData #ICADL2026
We'll soon be launching a new AI services area focused on AI-assisted data extraction and clean-up for data sources. In our experience, any AI-assisted knowledge system is only as good as the data beneath it. Clean, well-structured and semantically correct data, with consistent metadata and vocabularies modelled in standards such as SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System), is the precondition for a Semantic Knowledge Management System (SKMS) whose discovery, retrieval and reasoning can be trusted. It is also the step most often skipped.
Some of the thinking behind this work appears in our paper, "Cheap First, Escalate on Evidence: Quality-Gated Extraction for Heterogeneous Research Collections", written with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Steve Elliott, Co-Founder and Research Director of FORRU-CMU, and David Lipsky. It will appear in Springer's Lecture Notes in Computer Science, and we will be presenting it at ICADL 2026 in Khon Kaen, 2 to 4 December.
We are also pleased to announce the latest stable release of Byline, our content and collections management platform. This release adds passkey support, making Byline more secure than ever. Byline is now battle-tested in production with our flagship repository at FORRU-CMU, which includes species and seedling identification collections.
Feel free to get in touch if you'd like to know more, or would be interested in a closer look or a quick demo. Links in the first comment below. Exciting times, and more soon...
@matteocollina @tannerlinsley @loige
#DigitalLibraries #DigitalCollections #SemanticWeb #LinkedData #ICADL2026
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🎶 It’s gettin’ hot in here, so hold down all yo keys!
TanStack Hotkeys is now in Beta!
Setting up keyboard shortcuts correctly with all edge-cases handled can be surprisingly complex. We're trying to help you handle those edge-cases by default and give you confidence with Type-safety.
Also, check out the new Hotkey scopes feature!
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Tanner Linsley retweeted
TanStack Hotkeys is now in Beta!
Setting up keyboard shortcuts correctly with all edge-cases handled can be surprisingly complex. We're trying to help you handle those edge-cases by default and give you confidence with Type-safety.
Also, check out the new Hotkey scopes feature!
Setting up keyboard shortcuts correctly with all edge-cases handled can be surprisingly complex. We're trying to help you handle those edge-cases by default and give you confidence with Type-safety.
Also, check out the new Hotkey scopes feature!
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The compression @SerpApi is getting here on shopping search results (or really... all results) is almost unbelievable. Of course they're revolutionizing search API efficiency. I expected nothing less!
Part 2 of our local LLM series is out! 🧠
We added SerpApi's Markdown output to our open-source app to fit more web search data into a local LLM, and tested it on four models in LM Studio.
We also upgraded the app to @tan_stack Start 1.0 🚀
Read more ⤵️
serpapi.com/blog/local-llm…
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We're pumped to announce Payload 4.0 is now available in beta, and it includes the following goodies …
◾️ Cleaner, more capable admin UI based on @figma's design system
◾️ Hierarchies as a core primitive for folders, tags, nested content structures and tree-based organization
◾️ our new framework adapter pattern
◾️ Entirely renovated & powerful MCP plugin
But we're not done yet. Stay tuned for more coming this week. In the meantime, let it rip:
npx create-payload-app@beta
◾️ Cleaner, more capable admin UI based on @figma's design system
◾️ Hierarchies as a core primitive for folders, tags, nested content structures and tree-based organization
◾️ our new framework adapter pattern
◾️ Entirely renovated & powerful MCP plugin
But we're not done yet. Stay tuned for more coming this week. In the meantime, let it rip:
npx create-payload-app@beta
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