Building Better Web Apps with Remix
- When: Friday, Sept 2 (9am - 4pm)
- Where: Sunriver Resort
- Instructor: Chance Strickland
Learn to build state-of-the-art, highly responsive user interfaces with Remix. This workshop will get you from zero to a fully functional web app with authentication using various APIs and patterns unique to Remix.
At the end of this workshop, you’ll know how to:
- Spin up a new Remix app for development
- Convert a client-side React Router app to Remix
- Create nested routes for efficient data loading to reduce waterfalls
- Move expensive processes and data fetching/mutations to the server via loaders and actions
- Build a powerful custom API alongside your apps routes with Remix resource routes
- Gracefully handle and recover from errors with route-based boundaries
Prerequisites
Things you should know:
- Intermediate to advanced understanding of JavaScript and React
- Basic understanding of Node APIs and interacting with a Node server
Things you should do:
- Install Node 16+ on your machine
- Create a fresh Remix app with
npx create-remix@latestand ensure that it runs properly
Agenda
TBD
About Chance Strickland
Chance Strickland is a software engineer at Remix and the maintainer of Reach UI. He previously worked on Radix UI at Modulz and has taught hundreds of developers leading workshops at React Training.
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