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EdgeOne Pages now officially supports the Vike framework. With the upgraded @edgeone/vite adapter, developers can deploy Vike-powered full-stack applications to the global edge — server-side rendering, static generation, and HTML streaming all included — without manually wiring up complex build configurations. We're also excited to share that EdgeOne is collaborating with the Vike team on Universal Deploy, a new framework-agnostic deployment standard for the Vite ecosystem. As this standard matures, EdgeOne Pages will be among the first platforms to fully integrate it, making cross-framework deployment even more seamless.

Chris Chen

Since the launch of EdgeOne Pages Beta one year ago, we have received a great deal of feedback from developers and continuously iterated through dozens of versions. Today, we are excited to announce that EdgeOne Pages is now generally available.This update focuses on the core concerns developers care about most: infrastructure performance, security capabilities, and observability. Here are the details of this update:The general availability release includes a comprehensive upgrade to the underlying CDN network, with new intelligent network scheduling, link optimization, and advanced configuration capabilities, delivering lower access latency and higher service stability. No matter where your users are, they will enjoy a faster loading experience.

Chris Chen

We are excited to announce that EdgeOne Pages now officially supports middleware functionality. This means you can intercept and process user requests at edge nodes, execute custom logic before page loading, making your applications more responsive and your architecture more flexible.Middleware is code that executes before a request reaches its final destination. It can intercept user requests and perform operations such as redirects, rewrites, and header modifications. Think of it as a "gatekeeper" for requests, performing a round of filtering and preprocessing before formal processing begins.In traditional architectures, this processing logic requires requests to be sent back to the origin server, which not only increases latency but also places additional burden on the origin. EdgeOne Pages middleware runs on edge nodes, moving these lightweight processing operations closer to users. Requests can be evaluated and processed before ever reaching the origin server.

Chris Chen

EdgeOne Pages now officially supports deployment for TanStack Start and Vike frameworks.These two frameworks have been gaining increasing attention from developers in recent years. TanStack Start provides end-to-end type safety capabilities, while Vike is known for its highly customizable architecture. This support gives developers more flexibility in technology stack choices, making it easier to build and deploy modern full-stack applications.TanStack Start is a full-stack web framework developed by the TanStack team. Built on TanStack Router and Vite, it provides complete server-side rendering (SSR), streaming rendering, server functions, API routes, and bundling/deployment capabilities. Through end-to-end type safety, it optimizes the development experience and offers an integrated solution for modern full-stack application development that can be deployed to any JavaScript runtime environment.

Chris Chen

We're excited to share some key updates to EdgeOne CLI! This update is designed to enhance the convenience and efficiency of full-stack development, providing developers with a smoother integrated development and deployment experience.Below are the key highlights of this release:You can now seamlessly develop and debug Node.js serverless functions locally. Simply create a  node-functions  folder in your project root directory to start writing and testing Node.js code, making local Cloud Functions development simple and efficient.

Chris Chen

We are excited to introduce the full-stack deployment capabilities of EdgeOne Pages! You can now directly build and deploy complete web applications on our platform, with support for mainstream full-stack frameworks and Node.js functions. Whether it's server-side rendering, API endpoints, or dynamic content generation, EdgeOne Pages can efficiently handle it all, helping you easily achieve full-stack development.In this update, we are launching two core features:EdgeOne Pages now provides comprehensive Next.js support, capable of handling multiple rendering modes beyond just static rendering.

Chris Chen