If you’re a JavaScript developer who loves the / experience but you want run everything on your machine and use your own Claude Code/OpenAI Codex subscription, the wait is over: Tidewave now officially supports Next.js and Vite! 👇

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Does Vite here mean full stack frameworks like React Router and TanStack Start?

Vite is only for client side rendering! So basically React with either a backend as a service (think Supabase) or a custom one (imagine microservice in Go). We didn't write the integration code for server side rendering in React Router / TanStack Start yet (only for Next.js).

Nice!! @josevalim!! I can integrate with figma?

Yessssssss, we are going to announce it officially next week but you can check the Integrations tab in Settings

Nice to see local API usage getting mature support with Next.js and Vite. Does Tidewave handle hot reload smoothly with these setups?

Yup, they bring their own hot reload and it works just fine with Tidewave!

Good to know. Hot reload integration helps maintain smooth dev cycles with Tidewave.

i'm currently vibecoding a web app in lovable (i have zero technical knowledge) but this feels like something i should upgrade to (especially given all the praise i have seen claude code receiving). should i try to migrate what i have built so far or just start from scratch?

I have little experience with lovable but I think lovable also solves the deployment pipeline for you, i.e. how you actually run and make your software available to others. So I think you need to decide if you want to be responsible for that (and then you can start by deploying your lovable app elsewhere for comparison purposes - if they allow you to do so).

alright, thanks for your explanation. i'll think about that as i continue to tinker with lovable

are you plan to support GeminiCli？

Yes, but blocked on this: If you know who to ask… please ask! :D

Running locally with your own subscription is the move. Not just for cost control - but because: - You own the context - You control the workflow - You understand what's happening The best AI-assisted devs aren't just users of tools. They're architects of their own toolchain.

Is there a way to use Tidewave from inside a container without needing to mount your local directory? I normally use Docker dev mode to sync my files from local to the container.

Tidewave needs to be able to change files in the same machine as your web app is running. So I am afraid it requires a bidirectional sync. More info here:

hi, to work with claude code are u using there sdk or using a subprocess thing?

We are using ACP, a bit more info here:

okay thanks

reading disk version of the libs for docs 👌

Cool, does it support just Hotwire?

According to our tests, it just works™. Let me know if something doesn't!