You're probably feeling it's faster because it's using <Link prefetch> on every link so everything is prefetched before you click the link (when you hover them) which makes the navigation almost instant once you click…
Remix has a ScrollRestoration component to handle the scroll position when going back and forward in the browser history. When you click the browser back button as far as I remember Remix will do what the browsers do…
I was coming to say something like this, also if Remix ever supports RSC it will most likely (IMO) be under noticed, like you just name a route `.server.tsx` and it will be a RSC and that's it, I don't think Remix will…
You could create a Docker image that runs `npm install` and upload it to the hub.
Now uses Docker so you just need to also use Docker to run your container, there is nothing special to do to run it in locally or offline since we don't require you an specific runtime or API. Just a normal HTTP server…
It supports Dockerfile so you can deploy any backend technology using Docker containers, not only Node.js
You're probably feeling it's faster because it's using <Link prefetch> on every link so everything is prefetched before you click the link (when you hover them) which makes the navigation almost instant once you click…
Remix has a ScrollRestoration component to handle the scroll position when going back and forward in the browser history. When you click the browser back button as far as I remember Remix will do what the browsers do…
I was coming to say something like this, also if Remix ever supports RSC it will most likely (IMO) be under noticed, like you just name a route `.server.tsx` and it will be a RSC and that's it, I don't think Remix will…
You could create a Docker image that runs `npm install` and upload it to the hub.
Now uses Docker so you just need to also use Docker to run your container, there is nothing special to do to run it in locally or offline since we don't require you an specific runtime or API. Just a normal HTTP server…
It supports Dockerfile so you can deploy any backend technology using Docker containers, not only Node.js