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China Dev Radar #001: Rspack, OceanBase and Rsbuild

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This week: Rspack's 2.3 beta changes JavaScript parsing and build diagnostics, OceanBase improves database operations, and Rsbuild adds new development workflows. Plus an earlier engineering deep dive from Meituan, explicitly marked as a research highlight.

Also Worth Knowing

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Rsbuild 2.2.14 Adds TanStack Start Scaffolding

Originally published

The stable Rsbuild 2.2.14 release adds TanStack Start scaffolding for React and Solid and fixes environment-variable behavior, PostCSS discovery, development-server issues and public asset handling.

Why it matters

A practical update for developers starting or maintaining Rsbuild applications.

Related entity

Rsbuild →

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Rsbuild 2.3 Beta Adds Lynx Templates and Preview Lifecycle Support

Originally published

Rsbuild 2.3 beta adds Lynx scaffolding, updated TypeScript 7 templates, configurable size reporting and an onClosePreviewServer hook. It also upgrades to the Rspack 2.3 beta, so developers should treat this as a prerelease requiring compatibility testing.

Why it matters

This is a separate Rsbuild prerelease from the stable 2.2.14 release; its shared Rspack dependency is disclosed to avoid presenting the same underlying work twice.

Related entity

Rsbuild →

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From the Research Desk

Earlier technical highlights, shown with their original publication dates.

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Research Desk: Meituan's Small-Language-Model Inference Architecture

Originally published

Originally published October 15 (before this week's window), Meituan's technical article describes bounded-generation SLM inference using static execution DAGs, AOTInductor compilation, packed prefill, request-local KV sharing and selective FP8. The article's performance claims are publisher-reported, not independently reproduced.

Why it matters

An earlier but transferable example of adapting model serving to bounded workloads rather than applying a general-purpose inference engine unchanged.

Related entity

Meituan →

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