Remix 3 team has been cooking

The Remix 3 UI component model: - JSX - Closures & explicit re-renders avoid a huge class of state foot-guns. - Signal to control async logic during re-renders (think abort signal, not signal) - Native & typesafe event system so UI can reuse the platform, rather than rewriting

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Use the platform. - native events - abort signals - built-in css support - HTML over the wire - seamless support for web components That’s Remix UI.

Remix UI takes all the good parts from React, improves the ok parts, and ditches the bad parts.

I'm watching the Remix Jam stream and this little moment is interesting. Since DOM events bubble, you can declare event handlers in parent elements. In this screenshot, Ryan moved the input's change handler to the form tag. Since Remix 3 uses plain 'ol events, this works.

Shallow stack traces are a consequence of dropping reactivity. There's just not a lot of book keeping required before your code runs.

everyone implement this in their favorite framework go

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Almost nobody is talking about the router we showed at Remix Jam but I think it’s the best router we’ve ever built. There is a lot to unpack here, and I’ll be writing docs this week to try and illustrate just how cool it is.

Pete likes it! That’s enough for me.

Remix 3 clicked for me when I reframed it as MVC. For example, in the drum machine demo: - Model: `Drummer` - Controller: bind `Drummer.change` to `this.update()` & bind `drummer.{start, stop, ...}` to interactions - View: JSX x.com/ryanflorence/s…

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All these videos are beautiful to see. God bless them all. God bless the peacemakers: Donald J. Trump Jared Kushner Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו

If you were paying attention, Ryan demo'd this in his talk. An LLM wrote the code that generated the decaying bars on the drum machine. It knew nothing about our component model, nor did it need to.

Watching MJ's server-side demo of Remix 3 gave me flashbacks to the early Rails days. Love the router design and how you can get so much working with so little lift.

We should create some form of distributed version control system so this can’t happen