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🎉 TanStack Table V9 is now in Beta! 🎉 TanStack Table V9 is available for the latest versions of @react.dev , @preactjs.com , @angular.dev , @solidjs.com , @vuejs.org , @svelte.dev , and @lit.dev .

Kevin Van Cott

@kevinvancott.dev

✅ State management with TanStack Store (React Compiler compat) ✅ Advanced re-render management with subscriptions ✅ Lower memory usage at scale ✅ Tree-shakable features with type-safety ✅ Better feature/plugin extensibility ✅ New utilities for writing re-usable/composable code ✅ Rewritten devtools

8/6/26, 12:21 pm0 reposts7 likes

Kevin Van Cott

@kevinvancott.dev

8 June

A lot of these improvements were directly inspired by TanStack Form. Here's the full blog post giving some of the backstory on the development of V9 up until this point: tanstack.com/blog/tanstac...

tanstack.comTanStack Table V9: Taking Form | TanStack BlogTanStack Table V9 is now in Beta. It wouldn't be as good as it is without our learnings from building TanStack Form.

Matt Wade

@heyitsmattwa.de

23 June

Just read your post on how lower memory usage was achieved. Great write up! I’m curious, did you explore using real classes instead of `Object.create` calls with shared prototypes? I’m wondering if there is a meaningful difference between the two approaches.

tanstack.comHow an Underrated Refactor Saved 90% Memory Usage | TanStack BlogTanStack Table V9 can use dramatically less memory than Table V8 in large tables because row, column, cell, and header APIs now live on shared prototypes instead of every object instance.