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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2022 · 1H 5M

Reacting to Remix!

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Sam and Ryan share their experiences building with Remix for the very first time. Sam built a simple exercise tracking app using the Indie starter stack, and Ryan built a blog using server rendering in both Remix and Next.js, and talks about the differences between the two frameworks. They both discuss what the larger React community can learn from the ideas that Remix has to offer. Topics include: 0:00 - Intro 2:33 - Sam’s Remix app 6:34 - The Indie stack 19:36 - Creating the data model in Prisma, a form, and an index route 25:48 - Ryan building the same Blog app in Remix and Next.js 32:33 - Using onSubmit vs. posting an HTML Form 39:15 - Remix’s fetcher API 46:46 - Borrowing declarative abstractions 56:18 - What did we give up when we left the PHP model of building websites? Did we throw the baby out with the bathwater? Links: Remix Sam’s YouTube video on Remix Kent C Dodds on JS Party Fly.io Hasura guide on Remix and Firebase

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Sam and Ryan share their experiences building with Remix for the very first time. Sam built a simple exercise tracking app using the Indie starter stack, and Ryan built a blog using server rendering in both Remix and Next.js, and talks about the differences between the two frameworks. They both discuss what the larger React community can learn from the ideas that Remix has to offer.

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