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Tagged: Remix
Server-Side Rendering a React 18 App with Express and Babel
Convert a Create React App project to server side rendering with Express and Babel: renderToString, hydrateRoot, MemoryRouter, then how Remix and Gatsby do SSR.
7 min readUse DHTMLX React Gantt with Remix for project planning apps
DHTMLX React Gantt inside Remix routes: stable config, data.save callbacks and optional imperative API access for project planning, with no SSR workarounds.
5 min readBenchmark the Failure Path: Next.js, Remix and Stale Authorization Data
A case study of how a stale-permission bug reframes a Next.js versus Remix decision, and how to evaluate frameworks on mutations, cache lifetimes and debuggability.
9 min read
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