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Quick hits
- TanStack Charts 1.0: stable, with a framework-agnostic core and a React adapter. Docs
- SvelteKit 3.0: the Svelte team calls it a little more polish, a little more type safety and a little less junk. Post
- Effect 4.0: the core has zero runtime dependencies. Effect reports a minimal program dropping from 35.6 to 7.1 kB minified and gzipped. Release post

Security
Patch TanStack Start now
What happened: a crafted link to a TanStack Start app can make a server function return attacker-controlled HTML from your own origin. If a user opens it, the attacker's script runs with that user's access.
TanStack rates it 9.3 (CVE-2026-102989). Updating locally is not enough: redeploy, and check that your lockfile resolves @tanstack/start-server-core 1.169.39 or later. TanStack advisory · GitHub advisory

Next.js 15 security support ends October 21
endoflife.date lists October 21, 2026 as the end of security support for Next.js 15. If you are still on it, plan the move to 16. See the dates
Frontend excellence
Next.js 16.4: Cache Components for new projects
Released October 6. Cache Components are now on by default in new create-next-app projects. Existing apps still opt in. Next.js 17 is planned to make the model the default.
For the guarantee that dynamic content fails the build, set ensureStatic = 'navigation'. The release also brings React 19.3 features, including stable View Transitions. Release post

Compiled Context came close to a selector store
Jenna Smith tested 5,000 radios in one production-build benchmark. With the React Compiler, Context came close to a selector store. One benchmark, not a general promise. Read the article

Frontend + AI
Follow-up: Shopify and the move to native
This follows the September story from our Sep 26 issue. Shopify reports its Shop app shipped natively in 12 weeks. Read it as one company's call, not a reason for every team to leave React Native. Back to native · Shop app migration

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