Vercel just announced some exciting new features to their Remix platform, an integrated development environment for front-end developers. With the latest updates, Vercel now supports Streaming SSR, Advanced Caching, Data Mutations and API Routes.
Remix without Limits allows developers to quickly build, test and deploy full-scale applications without the need for manual scaling or resource provisioning.
Streaming SSR (Server Side Rendering) is a feature that lets developers render their application on the server, providing instant page loads and improved search engine optimization (SEO).
Advanced Caching allows developers to cache their application data and serve it quickly and consistently. This allows for better overall performance and faster response times.
Data Mutations provide developers with a way to modify data on the server-side, which can be used for secure data management and secure transactions.
Finally, API Routes provide developers with a way to connect their applications to external services, like databases, APIs and third-party services.
Vercel's Remix platform is a great tool for developers looking to quickly and easily develop and deploy applications. With the latest updates, developers now have even more control over their applications, allowing them to build powerful, secure and performant applications with ease.
What is Remix?
Remix is 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. People are gonna love using your stuff.
Remix is an open source framework created by Ryan Florence and Michael Jackson, well known in the React ecosystem for maintaining React Router, the most widely used routing library for React.
The company supporting the Remix core team’s activities was acquired in October 2022 by Shopify, and Remix is now used as foundations for Shopify’s Hydrogen framework. This acquisition and actions taken since the merger makes us confident in Remix’s open source future.
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