Exploring HTTP Verbs and Form Handling in Remix

In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about Remix!

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• 00:32 Rrrremix Remix
• 02:03 Sponsor: Sentry
• 03:48 Sponsor: Sentry
• 05:51 What is Remix?
• 07:51 Built on Fetch
• 12:28 Frameworks are getting so good
• 13:30 Data loading
• 14:36 Actions
• 19:09 Error boundary and catch boundary differences
• 20:15 Differences between Remix and Gatsby, and other SSG
• 21:33 What about hot reloading?
• 22:47 Nested layouts and nested routes
• 24:25 Typescript support
• 26:33 Hosting anywhere
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