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React Compiler in Rust Slashes Build Times for React Router

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Originally published on Frontend Masters Blog

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React Compiler in Rust Slashes Build Times for React Router

Summary & Key Takeaways ​

• The React Compiler has transitioned to a Rust implementation. • This change was applied to the 1,036-file React Router codebase. • Build times for React Router saw a dramatic improvement, from 14.3 seconds to 0.81 seconds. • The new Rust compiler aims to address previous limitations and enhance toolchain consistency. • This development promises improved performance and capabilities for React builds.

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Rustifying the React Compiler and seeing build times drop from 14 seconds to under one second? That's not just an improvement; that's a revolution for developer experience. We've been hearing about the benefits of Rust in the web ecosystem, and this is a concrete, undeniable win. It makes me wonder which other parts of the React toolchain will follow suit. This is the kind of performance boost that makes a tangible difference in daily development.

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