React Router + Vite is a Framework
summary
Argues that combining React Router with Vite can act like a framework by delivering concrete features: a demo CRUD contacts app shows loaders and actions for data loading and mutations, built-in error handling and routing, and a TypeScript setup that can run on the server so you can share code front-to-back. Compares file-based vs configuration routing tradeoffs, notes migration path to Remix for SSR and progressive enhancement, and positions the stack as a practical, opinionated starting point.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02What makes a framework
- 4:33Vite + React Router as framework
- 5:36Demo of React Router with Vite
- 7:45Features and limitations
- 8:27Why not use all-in-one frameworks
- 9:29Migration to Remix
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