Remix run - new kid on the block, and is it a competition for Next.js and Gatsby?
summary
Remix claims fast modern web UX by running nested routes and data loading entirely on the server, using loaders and actions colocated with components so pages ship fully rendered then hydrate, and by treating HTML forms with the browser Fetch API for built‑in race and cancellation handling. It adds pragmatic error boundaries (root, regular and server/catch variants), uses React Router, can target Node or Deno, and contrasts with Next.js/Gatsby by favouring SSR-first architecture.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Remix introduction
- 1:32Remix key features
- 4:20Remix and web standards
- 5:44Remix error handling
- 7:51Remix component structure
- 9:39Data fetching comparison
- 10:22Remix build flexibility
- 11:04Rendering techniques
- 11:50Routing and UI frameworks
- 12:52Choosing the right framework for projects
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