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> "if you know that you are going to use Vercel, use Next.js but otherwise I would always argue for Remix" Hmm. I'm using Remix and Vercel for a side-project r
by peterb0yd 3y ago
> "if you know that you are going to use Vercel, use Next.js but otherwise I would always argue for Remix"
Hmm. I'm using Remix and Vercel for a side-project right now and it's pretty awesome. Lightning fast build times (around 30 seconds).
At work, I use Vercel with Next.js and our build times are in the one-three minute range.
- ecmascript 3y agoYeah obviously you can use Remix at Vercel as well, but since Vercel is the company behind Next.js I would think you will probably have a better time using Next.js with Vercel. Altough, I have never used Vercel so that was just an assumption from my part. From my understanding though, they make it really easy to host Next.js apps with Vercel. I guess the good part of using Remix if you use Vercel is that when they pull the rug from beneath you, you can always switch to another hosting provider.