In-depth analysis about Remix.run

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Hey, it's the author here. Thanks for posting the review on HN! It's not getting much traction but I wanted to say, it made my day to see that someone decided it's worth sharing! I put in so much effort into this stuff it means a lot!

Also if anyone wonders, the main benefit of the review is how it tries to objectively lay out the pros and cons of Remix in terms of business impact to help with adoption decisions based on facts instead of hype.

Thank you for taking the time to write this article.

I have close look on Remix.run, I'll definitively try in the future. It looks extremely promising. Currently, still using Next.js for all my projects.

I'm really glad you liked it! When the strengths of Remix meet your project needs it's an absolute beast! Hope you will have success with it! (Currently I also use Next.js and will stick with it for a while - the next full context review will be about it)

Couldn't wait to see a review about Next.js! I'll happy to read it!

Great review! thank you for this

Migrating app over from supabase to remix.run, weehoo

> from supabase to remix.run

Supabase ceo here - Remix and Supabase serve 2 different purposes. Remix is a frontend framework, and Supabase is a backend framework. I hear they work very well together - although I haven't tried remix yet I see a lot of praise for it

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