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6 Killer Features From Remix
Top highlights of a game-changing full-stack JavaScript framework
The React web ecosystem has never looked better. In 2021, we saw how the big release of the Next.js 12 version. It brought awesome features like the SWC Rust-based compiler, middleware, support for React 18, and URL imports.
When we thought the year was over we just got the latest release of Remix. It has shifted to being a free and open-source full-stack framework. They got recently on board Kent C. Dodds. Who is he? The creator of the React Testing Library. A testing library so awesome that it changed the way we do test our React Components nowadays. He has rewritten his whole blog in Remix since.
Suddenly choosing a framework just got harder. That is not bad news though, we have another great full-stack framework to consider when starting a new project.
In this article, we will see the features that make this framework so amazing and why you should consider it for your next project.
1. Easy Installation
A framework should be always easy to install and get started. That boosts its adoption. Remix does check that box.
It ships with an intuitive setup, all we have to do to get started is run the command below
