Remix.run, a great framework for Single Page Applications
Rating: 9 out of 10
IncentivizedUse Cases and Deployment Scope
We are using Remix as our framework for an order managing project. It was easy to start with if you know React and Node. We also implemented a REST-flavor API with loaders, actions and server-side functions.
Our project is a Single Page Application with a cloud NoSQL database, an CSS framework, and other technologies.
Our platform lets the user signup and register their organization. The user can invite teammates, and manage orders for social media professional services.
Our project is a Single Page Application with a cloud NoSQL database, an CSS framework, and other technologies.
Our platform lets the user signup and register their organization. The user can invite teammates, and manage orders for social media professional services.
Pros
- Page loading
- Nested routes
- Parallel data loading
Cons
- Request handling
- Lazy loading
- Only frontend third-party library integration
Likelihood to Recommend
You will love to use remix if you love using React and Node.
Be careful, read the docs first because Remix sometimes has its flavor to do the things you know.
Remix is awesome for building Single Page Applications.
But, if you want to have a REST API on your backend, probably you will struggle a little bit.
Be careful, read the docs first because Remix sometimes has its flavor to do the things you know.
Remix is awesome for building Single Page Applications.
But, if you want to have a REST API on your backend, probably you will struggle a little bit.
AS
Axel Somerseth Cordova
Full-Stack Developer in Engineering at Varsity Dev (1-10 employees)
Vetted Review
1 year of experience