A few days late, but merry Christmas everyone. We just release beta 27 and it's one of our biggest releases yet. It also lays foundational work for SSR, AOT and SSG support in Aurelia 2. We've also got a new VS Code extension coming and lots more exciting goodies.
Read more about what we've just shipped here aurelia.io/blog/2025/12/29/a…
Despite the success of other frameworks and libraries, we never wavered or tired. Aurelia is still here. We're not going anywhere 💪
Replying to @ThePrimeagen
@AureliaEffect .. an awesome framework that, when it came out, was already ahead of the competition, but never got the same traction because the popular ones at the time were backed by Facebook and Google.
Great architecture, clean APIs, and a strong focus on web standards and DX
Whoa. We have been cooking these past few weeks. So many good things to come in the next release. Incredible work by the team as always.
The web already gave us everything we need: HTML, CSS, and JS. A framework should amplify those tools, not replace them with its own dialect. Aurelia treats the platform as the foundation, not a problem to be patched over. That's why Aurelia code feels timeless.
Might be today, might be tomorrow. but we'll have a brand new browser devtools extension out for Aurelia 1 and Aurelia 2 apps. Still a few things to sort out before it's ready, but this is what it's looking like so far. It'll pair nicely with the upcoming Aurelia 2 stable release
Not using Aurelia because "nobody else is using it" is the same energy as not sitting at the clean table in high school because it wasn't cool.
Big frameworks are like big banks.
Too bloated to fail.
Too confusing to escape.
Too late to realize you should’ve just used Aurelia.
Aurelia retweeted
Replying to @AureliaEffect
Our app was built starting with Aurelia 1 beta in 2015. It's evolved to release versions of version 1 and we still expand the product with ease.
The year is 2025. You're using a JavaScript library (not Aurelia) that bundles a compiler, a scheduler, a streaming engine, and a time-travel debugger.
You wanted a form.
It’s kind of wild that some of our users have Aurelia 1 apps they built in 2015-2016 still running in production in 2025…
No major rewrites. No framework-induced fires.
Just quietly doing their job for a decade.
The Toyota Corolla doesn't trend. It just gets 500 miles to a tank, starts every single time and runs forever.
Aurelia is that. For your frontend.
Every web app eventually becomes an operating system. Every dev eventually becomes a sysadmin. Nobody escapes.
Them: we invented a new syntax to do what JS already does.
Aurelia: you already know JS. just use it.
We've been hard at work improving our docs for Aurelia 2. As we edge towards the milestone release candidate release, we wanted to make sure the docs make a good first impression (and do some cleanup while we are in there too). Hopefully you like them and as always, thank you.
Blog post with details here: aurelia.io/blog/2025/08/06/e…
We've got a blog and Discourse post coming. But we've released beta 25, which is arguably one of our biggest releases by far.
If you want to know what's in it, the release notes have you covered: github.com/aurelia/aurelia/r…




