Overview

This case study compares Next.js 13 and Remix frameworks by building a Twitter Clone in both environments. The study aims to provide an in-depth analysis of these frameworks and their suitability for developing web applications. The comparison is conducted using a monorepo and the deployed apps can be accessed on Vercel.

Features

• Monorepo: The case study utilizes a monorepo structure to compare Next.js 13 and Remix in a unified setup.
• Twitter Clone: Both frameworks are used to build a Twitter Clone, allowing for a direct comparison of their features and performance.
• Framework Comparison: The case study provides an in-depth analysis of Next.js 13 and Remix, covering various aspects such as development experience, performance, and scalability.

Installation

To install Next.js 13, follow these steps:

1. Open your terminal.
2. Run npm install -g create-next-app to globally install Create Next App.
3. Navigate to your desired directory for the project.
4. Run create-next-app my-twitter-clone to create a new Next.js project.
5. Change into the project directory by running cd my-twitter-clone.
6. Start the development server with npm run dev.

To install Remix, follow these steps:

1. Open your terminal.
2. Run npm install -g create-remix-app to globally install Create Remix App.
3. Navigate to your desired directory for the project.
4. Run create-remix-app my-twitter-clone to create a new Remix project.
5. Change into the project directory by running cd my-twitter-clone.
6. Start the development server with npm run dev.

Summary

This case study provides a detailed comparison between Next.js 13 and Remix frameworks by building a Twitter Clone in both environments. Through the use of a monorepo and deployment on Vercel, the study aims to evaluate the development experience, performance, and scalability of the two frameworks. The step-by-step installation guide enables developers to easily set up and explore the capabilities of Next.js 13 and Remix.