#fullstack

RemixConf EU discussed full stack components and their benefits, such as marrying the backend and UI in the same file. The talk demonstrated the implementation of a combo box with search functionality using Remix and the Downshift library. It also highlighted the ease of creating resource routes in Remix and the importance of code organization and maintainability in full stack components. The speaker expressed gratitude towards the audience and discussed the future of Remix, including its acquisition by Shopify and the potential for collaboration with Hydrogen.

Hello, everybody. I'm Elion, the Lead Developer Relations at React Bricks. Astro is a web framework for content-driven development, similar to Next or Nuxt. It supports TypeScript and JavaScript and compiles down to HTML and CSS, resulting in excellent indexability and SEO. HTML and JavaScript can be used together with Astro through client directives, allowing for interactive websites while optimizing performance. Astro's server islands architecture delays rendering until all content is available, and client-side interactivity is achieved through battery API and server authentication. Astro provides native data loading and supports open-source loaders for different content types. Collections and Astro Actions make content reuse and API usage easier. Zalt Schema, AstraDB, and ORM are available for form data handling. AstroDB and Starlight enable the use of different databases and on-demand rendering. Astro 5.0 introduces better localization, simplified rendering modes, and a content layer API. There is an upgrade guide for Astro 5.0 and it integrates well with React. Astro is recommended for content-driven websites but may not be ideal for building dashboards or authentication services. Astro has influenced other frameworks and aims to push the web towards better standards.

This Talk discusses the challenges of building full stack applications and introduces Redwood.js as a solution. It emphasizes the importance of design-driven workflows and the use of Redwood Cells to handle state and simplify complex tasks. The Talk also highlights the seamless integration between the front end and back end using mock data and the optimization of workflow for performant teams. It concludes with a mention of Redwood's authentication features and the importance of community and collaboration.