Remix Tutorial Walkthrough
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Overview
Remix is a web development framework that allows users to create and deploy applications easily. It offers features for both development and deployment, making the process efficient and seamless.
Features
- Development Mode: Remix provides a terminal command to start the app in development mode, enabling live rebuilding of assets when there are file changes.
- Production Mode: Users can build their app for production using Remix and run it in production mode for optimal performance.
- DIY Deployment: Remix offers a built-in app server that is production-ready, allowing users familiar with deploying node applications to easily deploy their Remix app.
- Template Hosting: When creating a new project with Remix, users have the option to choose from various hosting solutions. They can copy their app folder to a pre-configured project for their target server.
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