The Neutron Blog
Insights from the team
Deep dives into framework development, database engineering, performance optimization, and building multi-language systems at scale.
Neutron vs Next.js vs Remix: Web Framework Benchmarks 2026
We benchmarked Neutron, Next.js 15, and Remix 3 across 8 scenarios: static page delivery, SSR latency, API throughput, cold start time, bundle size, and more. Here are the results.
Building High-Performance Rust Web Services with Neutron
Neutron's Rust framework gives you a complete, batteries-included backend in Rust. Trie router, composable middleware, JWT auth, WebSockets, SSE, and Nucleus database access — all with Rust's performance guarantees.
SQL, Vector Search, and Graph Queries in One Database Connection
Most AI applications need a relational database for structured data, a vector database for semantic search, and a graph database for relationships. Nucleus lets you query all three in a single connection. Here's how to use each model and when.
Neutron TypeScript: Zero-JS Static Routes and Full SSR App Routes
Neutron's TypeScript framework has two distinct modes: static routes that ship zero JavaScript to the browser, and app routes with full interactivity powered by Preact signals. Learn how both work and when to use each.
Getting Started with Neutron in 5 Minutes
From zero to a working Neutron app with file-based routing, a data loader, and a Nucleus database connection. This guide walks you through the TypeScript framework from installation to your first deployed route.
Why We Built a Custom Database Engine
Most applications need SQL for relational data, Redis for caching and pub/sub, a vector database for AI features, and a graph database for relationships. Nucleus collapses all of that into one engine. Here's why we built it and how it works.
Introducing Neutron: Build Anything, No Ceiling
Neutron is a full-stack development system spanning TypeScript, Rust, Go, Python, Mojo, and Zig — each used at its peak, backed by a single database with 14 data models. Build for web, mobile, and desktop without hitting walls.