Should you host your Remix app on a serverless provider like Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, or AWS Lambda? Or a long-lived server like Fly, Render, Railway, or DigitalOcean? This guide will help you choose the right hosting option for your app.
Server-side rendering breaks when the server is in a different timezone than your browser. Make your Remix server timezone agnostic with a timezone offset cookie.
You’re not going to want to miss what Ryan had to say at Render 2022. Oh no. You've rendered a button and want to change some data when the user clicks it. This wasn't always hard, and doesn't have to be anymore. Don’t miss what Render is doing next. Make sure you’re following @renderatl for updates!
Whether you want to progressively enhance a traditional website or build an immersive 3D experience, Remix gives us a powerful and fun framework to create with WebGL and three.js. After deploying a 3D Remix experience to production, I've found that all the patterns that Remix provides are just as valuable even when we're not rendering to the DOM. In this talk, I'll show off some zany 3D antics to explain how Remix and react-three-fiber can work together to help you build fantastic experiences for your users. We'll focus on: getting react-three-fiber set up in a Remix app; using nested routes and layouts to render a scene; moving scene state to the server with loaders and actions; streaming dynamic 3D resources to the client using resource routes; and finally, transitions and optimistic UI... in 3D! 💿 Rachel the Remix Disc will offer some nifty optimization tips along the way. It'll be a GL-and-web-fundamentals-fuelled blast! Speaker bio: Nick is a long-time dev of many disciplines: JavaScript, full-stack, native, operating systems, game dev. He's motivated by improving people's lives by finding really bad software in consequential places and making it better. Nick's been an early employee at mission-driven companies like Shopify and Devoted Health; empowered citizens and civil servants at US Digital Service, Defense Digital Service, and the NATO mission in Afghanistan; and volunteered on projects to strengthen democracy and build municipal Open Data pipelines. These days Nick lives in the mountains with his wife and kids, and he's focused on tooling to let more people write more accessible software with fewer bugs. Go Remix. Active hobbies include: constructing crosswords (poorly), flying planes (successfully) (so far), building better houses (fingers crossed). Learn more at https://remix.run/conf/2022/speakers/nick-small
Remix is a full stack web framework but how "full stack" can we make it? Voice user interfaces have seen substantial growth in adoption and popularity over the past years. Unfortunately, there hasn't been much visible effort to apply the latest advancements in web development (frontend development) to the field of voice UIs. I created react-ssml-dom to apply the component-based approach to voice UIs. It was a fun project and I was able to create a small Google Assistant action using React to render SSML! Now, a few years later, Remix is out and has changed the way I develop for the web! What if we could use Remix to also render voice applications? Or full stack web and voice apps? Speaker Bio: Hey there! I am a Software Engineer from Germany with a background in Information Systems. I am currently doing my master's degree in Computer Science in Palo Alto, CA! I love to develop web and voice apps. Sometimes I also study for my degree. On the weekends, I hike, watch Marvel, or listen to Syntax.fm. Please find me on Twitter or the Remix Discord server and get in touch! Follow Andre: https://twitter.com/AndreLandgraf94 Learn more at https://remix.run
Code: https://github.com/jherr/react-streaming Original React team example code: https://codesandbox.io/s/kind-sammet-j56ro 👉 Practical Module Federation Book: https://module-federation.myshopify.com/products/practical-module-federation 👉 No BS TS (The Book): https://no-bs-ts.myshopify.com/ 👉 I'm a host on the React Round-Up podcast: https://devchat.tv/podcasts/react-round-up/ 👉 Don't forget to subscribe to this channel for more updates: https://bit.ly/2E7drfJ 👉 Discord server signup: https://discord.gg/ddMZFtTDa5 👉 VS Code theme and font? Night Wolf [black] and JETBrains Mono 0:00 Introduction 1:05 Our Example Project 2:43 NextJS 13 Setup 4:26 Non-Streaming Render 6:01 Streaming Render 14:00 Remix Setup 18:22 Streaming Render 23:14 DIY Project Setup 27:06 Adding Client JS 34:06 Streaming Render 37:55 The Big Payoff 41:51 Adding Interactivity 47:24 Outroduction #react #react18 #nextjs13 #nextjs #remix
In late 2020, I ran a Lighthouse test on a simple content page on Harvie, our farm management platform and Symfony app, and received a performance score of 31/100. The JavaScript bundle, the API requests, the database lookups, even with minimal UI to render, had a baseline score in the thirties! Along with customer feedback, this helped to catalyze a renewed commitment to performance at Harvie. Through numerous discussions, we walked through each step of page load, from networking to rendering, and identified where we could improve. After a year of rewrites and upgrades, our remaining detriment to overall performance was our frontend. We had been converting our Symfony twig templates into React SPA components and fell into the common problem of creating "request waterfalls", while our user had to stare at a loading screen. We needed a change, and for us, that was Remix. In this talk, I'll walk you through our team's journey with performance and how Remix has become a natural progression of that. Speaker bio: Emily is a Lead Software Engineer based out of Pittsburgh, PA. She's a lifelong learner, adjunct professor, and IoT enthusiast. Emily has a tech background in healthcare, robotics, and more recently, bringing local food to the masses at Harvie. In her spare time, you can find Emily tinkering with her homemade conversion van, scuba diving, or trying her hand at landscape photography. Learn more at https://remix.run/conf/2022/speakers/emily-kauffman
Remix is a full stack web framework but how "full stack" can we make it? Voice user interfaces have seen substantial growth in adoption and popularity over the past years. Unfortunately, there hasn't been much visible effort to apply the latest advancements in web development (frontend development) to the field of voice UIs. I created react-ssml-dom to apply the component-based approach to voice UIs. It was a fun project and I was able to create a small Google Assistant action using React to render SSML! Now, a few years later, Remix is out and has changed the way I develop for the web! What if we could use Remix to also render voice applications? Or full stack web and voice apps? Speaker Bio: Hey there! I am a Software Engineer from Germany with a background in Information Systems. I am currently doing my master's degree in Computer Science in Palo Alto, CA! I love to develop web and voice apps. Sometimes I also study for my degree. On the weekends, I hike, watch Marvel, or listen to Syntax.fm. Please find me on Twitter or the Remix Discord server and get in touch! Follow Andre: https://twitter.com/AndreLandgraf94 Learn more at https://remix.run
Create a progressively enhanced input field with "edit" and "preview" tabs like GitHub and Stack Overflow. Use Remix's useFetcher hook to render the markdown server-side. Set shouldRevalidate to false to make tab-switching instant.
This is an uncontroversial opinion for people using Remix, but it needs to be said: The loader API is the best thing about Remix. Some background: A loader is a custom defined function that is responsible for "loading" all of the data that is required to render a route. It's
With useNavigation we can render contextual pending UI to give our user feedback that our application is "thinking" while they way for an action to resolve. Explore the full code here 👉 COMING SOON 00:00 - Overview 00:45 - Adding pending UI via useNavigation 02:57 - Improving pending UI via formAction 04:10 - Pending UI for multiple actions Learn more at https://remix.run