Remix Mui
Bare bones Remix stack that supports MUI with Zod, React Hook Form, and Prisma
Overview
The MUI <> Remix stack is a web development stack based on Remix, a full-stack web framework. It combines Remix with the Material-UI library (@mui/material) and its peer dependencies to provide a productive and efficient development experience. This stack allows developers to focus on creating a user-friendly interface and delivers a fast and resilient user experience.
Features
- Full-stack web framework based on Remix
- Integration with Material-UI library (@mui/material)
- Utilizes emotion as the default style engine in MUI v5
- Optional compatibility with styled-components
Summary
The MUI <> Remix stack combines the Remix full-stack web framework with the Material-UI library to provide a powerful and efficient web development experience. It offers integration with @mui/material and its peer dependencies and utilizes emotion as the default style engine. Developers have the option to use styled-components as an alternative. By following the installation guide, developers can quickly set up and start using the MUI <> Remix stack in their projects.
- React
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- Prisma
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- Fullstack
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- Eslint
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- Typescript
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