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Remix 3 — combine routing, server behavior, and UI around portable Web APIs

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33,370
Primary language
TypeScript
License
MIT
Repository last updated
Sep 18, 2026

Overview

Remix 3 is a full-stack TypeScript framework centered on standards such as Request, Response, URL, and FormData. It combines typed routing, middleware, server rendering, UI, sessions, asset handling, and testing while keeping package boundaries portable across JavaScript runtimes.

Features and best fit

Based on official documentation; not hands-on tested · Content checked:

Connect typed routes with Web Request and Response handling

Route definitions are shared by server request handling and URL generation for links and forms, with Web-standard Request/Response objects at the core.

Sources: [2][3]

Use server, UI, session, and tooling features through one `remix` package

Router, middleware, rendering, auth, session, assets, tests, and UI capabilities are exposed through focused subpath imports.

Sources: [2][4]

For portable full-stack TypeScript applications built on Web standards

It is relevant when teams want to minimize runtime-specific APIs and target Node, Bun, Deno, Cloudflare Workers, or similar environments.

Sources: [2]

The current line is Remix 3 RC, not the classic Remix API surface

The README describes Remix 3 as under active development and the package is 3.0.0-rc.3. Follow the remix@next guides instead of mixing in older package layouts and tutorials.

Sources: [2][4][3]

Official sources

  1. [1]remix-run/remix repository(2026-09-21)
  2. [2]Remix 3 README(2026-09-21)
  3. [3]Remix 3 Start Here guide(2026-09-21)
  4. [4]remix package(2026-09-21)
  5. [5]Remix MIT license(2026-09-21)
Supplemental curator note

This repository now tracks the actively developed Remix 3 line rather than classic Remix 2. The `remix` package is currently 3.0.0-rc.3 and requires Node.js 24.3.0+, while the README directs users to `remix@next`. Its design emphasizes Web APIs and portability across Node, Bun, Deno, Cloudflare Workers, and other environments.

Try it in 3 steps

  1. 1

    Create a Remix 3 project

    Use the next dist-tag path documented by the current Remix 3 README and Start Here guide.

    npx remix@next new my-remix-app
  2. 2

    Install project dependencies

    Enter the generated project and install its Remix 3 runtime dependencies.

    cd my-remix-app && npm i
  3. 3

    Start the development server

    Start the local server. The guide uses http://localhost:44100 by default.

    npm run dev
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  • remix
  • web
  • web-application
  • web-development
Stars
33,370
Forks
2,791
Watchers
267
Open issues
5
Contributors
454
Primary language
TypeScript
License
MIT
Repository last updated
Sep 18, 2026
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