A full stack web framework that lets you focus on the user interface and work back through web standards to deliver a fast, slick, and resilient user experience.

fast performance (8)

developer-friendly (5)

server-side rendering (4)

react integration (3)

web standards compliance (3)

fast performance (8)

developer-friendly (5)

server-side rendering (4)

react integration (3)

web standards compliance (3)

We find Remix to be extremely fast. The framework handles a lot of edge cases out of the box, which saves hundreds of development hours. Additionally, Remix leverages web and browser standards to remove a layer of abstraction. For example when you pre-fetch links you use HTML code run in the browser, not having to do in memory cache.

Fast prototyping is remix's biggest strength. It is super easy to get going with the routing and implementing all the SSR loading for the routes. The handling of forms, errors, and loading states also is beautifully easy.

Minimal surface area. Fast build powered by Vite. Flexible per-page rendering so server side for public/marketing pages and full SPA experience for our app.

Great framework for newbiews in frontend performance, such as me. Trivial thigs are easy to do. Some more complicated things such as auth, file storage, error messages stil needs work, bu the community is great, many problems already fixed by open source contributors, and more on the way.

Remix is a fantastic full-stack framework—fast, developer-friendly, and easy to use. I love its seamless server-side rendering and strong React integration. It’s made building modern web apps much more efficient. Highly recommended!

It complies with web standards and offers powerful features and easy difficulty.

Remix

Next gen full stack web framework

Next gen full stack web framework

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