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Nuxt 4.5: Experimental SSR Streaming, Vite 8 and an Rsbuild-Powered Rspack Builder
Nuxt 4.5 delivers a significant leap forward in web development performance and stability. This release introduces experimental SSR streaming, leveraging Vite 8 and a new Rspack 2 builder to dramatically improve Time to First Byte by instantly flushing the HTML shell. Alongside this core enhancement, developers will find a stable error code system and new composables. For those upgrading from previous versions, carefully review the provided upgrade instructions. Explore deeper insights into browser engine innovation with our article on Cloudflare’s Kitesurf.
RSPack 2.0: Performance Gains, Leaner Dependencies and ESM Core
Rspack 2.0, developed by ByteDance, marks a significant advancement in web tooling. This update delivers substantial performance gains alongside a leaner dependency footprint, centered around a pure ECMAScript modules (ESM) core. Improved static analysis and support for React Server Components (RSC) further enhance its capabilities. Early benchmarks demonstrate considerable reductions in build times, reflecting the project's impressive growth—now exceeding 5 million weekly npm downloads. For those interested in agentic automation, consider exploring our recent article on "GitLab 19.2."