
Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats 881: What Happened to Remix. Worth Using Axios? Client Only Next.js?
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Mar 3, 2025 Dive into the great Axios vs. Fetch debate and discover which offers the best features for developers. Explore whether Next.js is excessive for projects without backends, and uncover the advantages of HTMX and Alpine.js. Transitioning careers from pilot to software developer? Get insights on how to make that leap. Learn the nuances of podcast advertising and the importance of robust database hosting solutions. Plus, there's a humorous take on wireless earbuds and tips for managing web app performance effectively.
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HTMX Limitations
- HTMX shines when your server and UI are tightly coupled, primarily serving HTML for a single UI.
- It's less suitable for local-first apps or APIs supporting multiple diverse UIs.
Database Hosting for Local-First Apps
- Explore managed database services like Neon or PlanetScale for easier setup and scaling.
- Consider SST for zero-sync projects; it simplifies database and sync server setup.
Frontend Frameworks for Separate Backends
- When choosing a frontend framework with a separate backend, consider TanStack Start, React Router 7, Astro, or even Vite with React.
- Next.js is best when using its integrated backend features.



