Remix is the first Javascript framework I've used that truly understands what it means to be a fullstack developer.

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Remix is the latest open-source, fullstack, web development framework to hit the npm registry. It couples web fundamentals like the client/server model, HTTP caching, and native HTML forms with modern UI tools like dynamic page refreshing, nested routing, and React to create a truly remarkable way for developers to create fast, interactive, and portable user experiences.

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“Learn Remix, Accidentally Learn The Web”

It is interesting compared to React, but it still has the same problem that bothers me, which is the use of HTML coupled with JS. I find it much more practical if the HTML is in a separate container in the Vue.js or Svelte style.

Good intro to remix with some of its key concept explained really well 🔥

Great article about Remix. It truly is amazing.