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Here's an objective comparison that Ryan Florence (Remix co-creator) made showing a Remix Hacker News Clone (not the one posted, but one he built himself) vs the Next.js implementation you're talking about here: https://remix.run/blog/react-server-components

If React Server Components can improve things for Remix (they can't right now, but maybe they will get better?) and if it is ever released (it's been 5 years now... and they still are saying they've got a long way to go), then Remix will ship support for them and it will be a non-breaking change for Remix users.

Maybe so anon3433...

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Thanks for sharing glennreyes

You'll be interested to know that Dan Abramov is on the JavaScript Air panel. This is relevant because of this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10909199 :-)

Agreed. That's why I invited him on the JavaScript Air show. The live video broadcast podcast all about JavaScript and the web platform. He'll be on live on March 2nd: http://jsair.io/lodash

I updated the post with a link :-) thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the feedback. I've updated the post

I'd say that it's likely that Jasmine's more common, but both are quite popular. I personally prefer Mocha/Chai syntax.

There are definitely more lessons to come!

If you're using AngularJS, I highly recommend you look into angular-formly. This is a fantastic introduction to angular-formly. There's a lot more power/flexibility behind angular-formly than this article covers, but as the author of the library, I can say it's very good. Learn more at http://learn.angular-formly.com

If you have suggestions on improvements to the docs then that's awesome. It's really easy to make suggestions :-)