"The v1 release emphasizes three major areas: type-safe routing & APIs, streaming-enabled SSR, and deployment flexibility. At its core, TanStack Start inherits the Router's fully inferred typing system, extending it into server-routes and loader functions so that navigation and data-loading share the same type definitions. The streaming SSR model lets applications send HTML to the client as soon as it's ready, then hydrate and continue interactive loading, blurring the line between client and server rendering."
"import { createFileRoute } from '@tanstack/react-router' import { createServerFn } from '@tanstack/react-start' export const getTodos = createServerFn({ method: 'GET' }).handler(async () => { return fetch('/api/todos').then(r => r.json()) }) export const Route = createFileRoute('/task-list')({ loader: getTodos, component: TaskList, }) function TaskList() { // ... Example Component } This snippet demonstrates how server functions (createServerFn) and file-based route definitions combine into one unified API. Developers can find richer examples over on the GitHub repo for TanStack Start."
Version v1 adds production-ready SSR, streaming hydration, server functions, and type-safe, full-stack APIs for React and Solid. The framework inherits TanStack Router's fully inferred typing and extends it into server-routes and loader functions so navigation and data-loading share identical type definitions. Streaming-enabled SSR delivers HTML to the client as soon as portions are ready, then hydrates and continues interactive loading to merge client and server rendering experiences. Deployment targets include Cloudflare Workers, Netlify, Vercel, or any Node/Bun environment via a custom Vite plug-in and modern bundling strategy. File-based routes and server functions provide a unified developer API, and early comparisons show strong mobile performance.
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