Reinier·17wTanStack Start Full Course - Build and Deploy a Production-Ready Full Stack App
A comprehensive 4-hour video course teaching how to build and deploy a production-ready ecommerce application using the TanStack ecosystem. The course covers TanStack Start, Router, Query, and Form, explaining how these tools work together with Vite, Nitro, and Vinxi. It includes comparisons with Next.js and demonstrates modern React full-stack framework architecture through hands-on development.
YouTube·16wWhy I Stopped Using Next.js (And What I Switched To Instead)
A developer shares their decision to migrate an interactive coding platform away from Next.js to Tanstack Start. The main issues cited include extremely slow development mode performance (especially during video rendering), complexity of server components mental model, and frequent bugs with interactive features. The platform's highly interactive nature (code editors, live previews, chat) makes client-side rendering more suitable. Tanstack Start was chosen due to familiarity with Tanstack Query and Router, despite being in release candidate status.
LogRocket·19wTanstack DB 0.5 Query-Driven Sync: Loading data will never be the same
TanStack DB 0.5 introduces Query-Driven Sync, a feature that eliminates API sprawl by transforming client-side queries into precise network requests. Instead of creating multiple backend endpoints, developers define queries directly in components, and TanStack DB automatically generates the appropriate API calls. The feature offers three sync modes: Eager (loads entire dataset upfront), On-demand (fetches only requested data using predicate mapping), and Progressive (loads initial batch immediately while syncing remaining data in background). Query-Driven Sync optimizes performance through request deduplication, delta fetching, and intelligent joins, making it particularly effective when paired with sync engines like Electric or PowerSync for real-time data synchronization.