TanStack Start 1.0 Is Stable

Hunting for a full-stack framework that plays nicely with React or Solid? TanStack Start just hit 1.0, and stable is the word its team used. That means the API you build against today is the one they plan to keep.

It is a full-stack web framework, and it is not new to production. The team says it has already been used to build millions of apps, from Fortune 500 companies to weekend projects.

What Happened

TanStack Start 1.0 is officially stable. It is a full-stack web framework for two front-end libraries, React and Solid, so you can stay with whichever one your team already writes.

The announcement points to one address for the framework: https://tanstack.com/start

The claim behind the release is scale. TanStack says the framework has already been used to build millions of apps, and that the range runs from Fortune 500 companies all the way down to weekend projects.

Why It Matters

A 1.0 tag is the point where a framework stops being something you try and becomes something you can commit to. If you have been waiting for TanStack Start to settle before moving a real project onto it, that wait is what this release ends.

It also gives React and Solid the same starting point instead of two separate ecosystems, which matters when you are picking tools you will still be maintaining in a few years. If you want to see what is in it, start at https://tanstack.com/start