Wake Up, Remix

a year ago

Remix was announced to 'take a nap' at React Conf last summer.
Remix v2 became a thin wrapper around React Router, leading to an artificial separation between the projects.
Bundler and server runtime code from Remix were moved into React Router v7, merging Remix's features into React Router's 'framework mode'.
React Router v7 was released last November with RSC support previewed last week, providing a stable platform for Remix v1 and v2 users.
React Router v7 has become highly capable, supporting server components directly from loaders and actions, and offering server-only routes.
React Router v7 is widely used by major companies like Shopify, X.com, GitHub, and powers nearly 11 million GitHub projects.
Remix v3 is being reimagined as a full-stack, RSC-first React framework with a focus on simplicity, clarity, and performance.
Remix v3 aims to be a modular toolkit with first-class database drivers and a built-in component library, starting with a fork of Preact.
Development principles for Remix v3 include lightweight, fast, and web-aligned experiences, with no critical dependencies, not even React.
A preview release is not ready yet, but progress will be shared at Remix Jam.

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