The Battle of the JavaScript Frameworks explores the dynamic world of JavaScript development, with a focus on popular frameworks like React Router, Next.js, and Remix.js. Dive into thoughtful analysis, job market insights, and predictions about the future of web development, all while comparing tools like Vite.js to help developers make informed decisions about the best technology stack for their projects.
In this post, I walk through the process of adding SendGrid to a contact page using the Remix.js framework. I also share my experience transitioning from Next.js to Remix.js, highlighting how Remix.js simplifies code structure and reduces development time. Whether you’re considering Remix.js or looking for an easier way to integrate SendGrid, this guide provides a quick comparison and practical steps for building a functional contact form.
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This is the beginning of my Remixjs journey. I’ve decided that Nextjs and I needed a break. I have read all of the complaints that developers have with Nextjs but that wasn’t why I decided to give Remixjs a try, it’s because I keep reading tons of articles where developers were loving their development experience with Remixjs.
In this updated article, I walk through the process of implementing Next.js Server Actions while integrating SendGrid for handling a contact form.
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