[randomdev3]

While Remix seems a bit more reasonable than some other js frameworks, they all share the same problem: fundamental architecture.

What's even weirder is that they could copy the structure from dozens of other frameworks, some of which are nearly 20 years old now, which have solved pretty much every possible problem already.

But no, just throw views,data, io, auth checks etc. everywhere and hope it builds.

[BillyTheKing]

what's wrong with Remix's fundamental architecture? I mean.. I generally also think that the overall state of the JS ecosystem is broken, but that's due to JS tooling modules vs commonJS etc (hope bun fixes all that). But as a backend-dev who primarily writes Go I round remix easy and simple to pick up and get started with when I had to use it this year.