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Not according to the package.json.
https://github.com/remix-run/remix/blob/main/package.json
The author claims to "learn JS/HTML", but the first example is importing a custom component called Link with who knows what inside, which I find especially ironic because I made a small library[1] for routing in React where links are just links:
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[1] https://crossroad.page/
Remix is looking super cool. A breath of fresh air really in the JS ecosystem.
Rich Harris (creator of Svelte) has actually been introducing new features to SvelteKit inspired by Remix.
https://github.com/sveltejs/kit/issues/3533
https://github.com/sveltejs/kit/issues/3532
A lot of people in this thread are having weird opinions because they don't really understand the context of Remix. The point of Remix is that it facilitates SSR + hydration + progressive enhancement full stack dev in the most efficient way possible regarding DX.
Of course if you just want to spit out HTML from your server, Remix would be a pretty stupid choice. In part because React's render to string is very slow, but also because there are already very mature options to do that (Rails, Django, Laravel, etc).
That's probably what they would have done if starting from scratch, but Remix is built on top of React Router which is a 7-8 year old project with its own idioms.
Personally I have a toy client-side router for Svelte. Links that need to trigger client-side navigation simply use a Svelte action:
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https://github.com/PierBover/roots-svelte-router