I upgraded kentcdodds.com from Remix v2 to React Router v7 in a day with over 17k lines of code changed. Here's how I did it.

Kent C. Dodds is a well-known software engineer, educator, and open-source advocate renowned for his expertise in JavaScript and React. Through his blog, courses, and conference talks, Kent shares insights, best practices, and practical tips on front-end development, testing, and software engineering. Developers can learn from Kent's extensive experience and deep understanding of the JavaScript ecosystem, gaining  insights into building modern web applications with React and other technologies.

Kent C. Dodds

Kent C. Dodds shares how he used Cursor (with its background agent feature) to migrate kentcdodds.com from Remix v2 to React Router v7, along with upgrading dozens of other dependencies across easy, medium, and hard difficulty tiers. The 42k-line project saw over 17k lines of code changed in a single day. He walked Cursor through grouping outdated packages by upgrade difficulty, handled major upgrades like Vite v5→v7, Vitest v1→v4, Zod v3→v4, and XState v4→v5 in separate conversations, then used a long-running background agent overnight to complete the Remix-to-React-Router migration including a routing convention switch from remix-flat-routes to react-router-auto-routes. BugBot auto-fix and CodeRabbit caught remaining issues, which agents resolved before merging.

How I used Cursor to Migrate Frameworks

Hard (multiple majors or framework-critical)

<p>Very insightful… will try the same with Antigravity</p>
