Rsbuild blogs
This page collects blog posts about Rsbuild. Minor Rsbuild releases are also usually covered on the Rspack blog.
Announcing Rsbuild 2.2
Rsbuild 2.2 adds source text imports, enables chunk splitting by default for Node.js builds, supports Solid v2 and Octane, and adds dynamic ports, and custom restart handling.
Announcing Rsbuild 2.1
Rsbuild 2.1 is out, featuring the Rust-based React Compiler, TanStack Start support, a Tailwind CSS v4 plugin, and support for CSS URL imports and Worker query imports.
April 22, 2026Announcing Rsbuild 2.0
Rsbuild 2.0 is out, featuring Rspack 2.0, RSC support, and more modern defaults.
September 10, 2024Announcing Rsbuild 1.0
Rsbuild 1.0 officially launches with faster builds, simpler configuration, a growing plugin ecosystem, and broader adoption across Rstack.
May 28, 2024Announcing Rsbuild 0.7
Rsbuild 0.7 adds Storybook support, faster Sass compilation, and typed CSS Modules.
April 10, 2024Announcing Rsbuild 0.6
Rsbuild 0.6 enables the error overlay by default, adds Vue JSX HMR, and introduces a new transform API.
March 19, 2024Announcing Rsbuild 0.5
Rsbuild 0.5 adds Lightning CSS, custom server support, and more flexible minify options.
February 6, 2024Announcing Rsbuild 0.4
Rsbuild 0.4 adds built-in Module Federation config and updates plugin hook ordering and default behavior.
January 10, 2024Announcing Rsbuild 0.3
Rsbuild 0.3 adds Module Federation support and updates TOML/YAML plugins, the JavaScript API, and Node target behavior.
December 11, 2023Announcing Rsbuild 0.2
Rsbuild 0.2 updates core configuration such as targets and entry, and redesigns the Babel plugin API.
November 22, 2023Announcing Rsbuild 0.1
Rsbuild 0.1 introduces an Rspack-based build tool with faster builds, simpler configuration, and multi-framework support.

