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Full Stack Web Development with Remix

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Product type Book
Published in Nov 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801075299
Pages 318 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Andre Landgraf Andre Landgraf
Profile icon Andre Landgraf

Table of Contents (23) Chapters

Preface 1. Part 1 – Getting Started with Remix
2. Chapter 1: The Era of Full Stack Web Frameworks 3. Chapter 2: Creating a New Remix App 4. Chapter 3: Deployment Targets, Adapters, and Stacks 5. Chapter 4: Routing in Remix 6. Part 2 – Working with Remix and the Web Platform
7. Chapter 5: Fetching and Mutating Data 8. Chapter 6: Enhancing the User Experience 9. Chapter 7: Error Handling in Remix 10. Chapter 8: Session Management 11. Chapter 9: Assets and Metadata Handling 12. Chapter 10: Working with File Uploads 13. Part 3 – Advanced Concepts of Full Stack Web Development with Remix
14. Chapter 11: Optimistic UI 15. Chapter 12: Caching Strategies 16. Chapter 13: Deferring Loader Data 17. Chapter 14: Real Time with Remix 18. Chapter 15: Advanced Session Management 19. Chapter 16: Developing for the Edge 20. Chapter 17: Migration and Upgrade Strategies 21. Index 22. Other Books You May Enjoy

Streaming data to the client

There are several different data-fetching strategies. We can initiate data fetching on the client using client-side fetch requests or execute data fetching on the server to take advantage of server-side rendering. We can even fetch data during build time for static site generations. In this section, we will discuss the trade-offs of server-side data fetching and review the requirements of HTTP streaming.

Motivating server-side data fetching and streaming

Remix promotes fetching data on the server using loader functions for each route, as opposed to fetching data at the component level. During the initial page load, the loader functions are called before React renders on the server. This guarantees that the loader data is available for the server-side rendering step, eliminating the need for client-side data-fetching logic and loading states.

When initiating data fetching on the client, we first need to load the HTML document and then wait for the...

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