Best Remix Alternatives - 2024

Redwood is an opinionated, full-stack, JavaScript/TypeScript web app framework designed to keep you moving fast as your app grows from side project to startup. With React, GraphQL, Prisma, Storybook, and Jest all integrated, you can focus on building your app!

RedwoodJS is IMO an underrated framework, because its feature set and DX is superb! Building apps with Redwood is easy, fast, and even fun! I really like the concept of Cells. It's a very convenient way to define your components, fetch the data for that specific component, and define all of the component's states (loading, error, etc...). Also, the Redwood community plays a huge role in the overall DX. Some really helpful people in there!

React Bricks is a CMS with the best Visual editing experience for Content editors, but great for Developers too, as content blocks are React components defined in code. Easy as Wix for editors, but with your pixel-perfect design and no way to break it.

React Bricks is easy to use for developers and editors. The only missing piece to make it perfect is the ability to nest complex components within components. But I know that the team is already working on this feature.

Baseline is the serverless, full stack and open-source framework that accelerates time to market with up to 6 months worth of development out of the box.

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fsKube is a desktop web application which provides you with end to end Full-Stack Kubernetes functionality, one click install cluster with all the components, your favorite frameworks such as Django, SpringBoot to DevSecOps, monitoring and operations.

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