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Introducing TanStack Redact 🌴 A smaller runtime for your existing React app. Add it to your build config and ship less JavaScript without changing a single line of application code. Works with TanStack Start, Vite, Vinext, and Next.js. tanstack.com/redact

26/10/26, 3:59 pm6 reposts46 likes

Niklas Stadigs

@niklas.stadi.gs

20h

Idk.. Aren't you worried that people would start adopting it and that that could lock the ecosystem to the current state of react? I have high hopes for accelerated development of react and i think we now see that happening as the foundation is settling. With great power comes great responsibility

TANSTACK

@tanstack.com

Our starter apps saved 47.0 KB with Start, 48.1 KB with Vite, 39.3 KB with Vinext, and 35.7 KB with Next.js. All emitted client JS + CSS, gzip, compared with React. Start and Vite can go smaller by disabling unused features. tanstack.com/redact/lates...

tanstack.comTanStack RedactKeep your React components, hooks, and imports with a smaller, synchronous runtime. Redact supports TanStack Start, Vite, Vinext, and Next.js.

TANSTACK

@tanstack.com

Vinext and Next.js support both App Router and Pages Router, with React on the server and Redact in the browser. Redact renders synchronously, without React’s time slicing. tanstack.com/redact/lates...

tanstack.comCompatibility | TanStack Redact DocsReact's APIs and behavior are the reference for Redact. The default Vite configuration uses synchronous rendering, so some APIs behave differently from React's concurrent implementation. These are...

TANSTACK

@tanstack.com

Redact started as a smaller React runtime for our own sites. We kept using it, and other people put it in production too. Tanner wrote about how it started and why we’re maintaining it: tanstack.com/blog/introdu...

tanstack.comIntroducing TanStack Redact | TanStack BlogRedact became something we depend on, and we're expanding the compatibility work to help more React apps ship less JavaScript.

Rasmus Schultz

@mindplay.dk

12h

how does this compare to Preact?