Glad to help!

Great stuff! That's a very interesting journey into web dev for sure!

This is great Christophe, I agree with all of it! Thanks for putting out good content!

This looks great Christophe! Glad to see you started blogging!

Thank you for posting this, timing couldn't be better. I was planning to automate a posts list to Github in the next couple days! This is exactly what I needed.

Thanks for taking the time out of your day to read it! I'm glad you found it helpful.

I'm so glad you found this helpful!

Thank you for taking the time to read it! I agree, this one got pretty long for a blog post. I thought about splitting it into a series but it wouldn't have read the same, so I kept it all together. I really appreciate your feedback!

Roshaan I went through the "Getting Started" section and then played around a bit. To me, it felt a bit more like writing a traditional React app created with CRA. It had been a while since I had written react code like that so I found it refreshing. You might just work through that same "getting started" when you have some spare time and see how you like it. Seems like consensus around the internet is that Remix allows you to move faster on simple sites. For large production apps though, it looks like NextJS is still ahead. The Vercel team is great and is supporting Next very well, and that ecosystem is expanding rapidly, and having the Vercel platform as a first class deploy target simplifies a lot of things. Again, I don't think there is a "wrong" way to go. Just different flavors.

Just a thought since you are interested in building this in React: Have you taken a good look at Remix? Their team is making awesome things, and your use case would fit their model quite well. Again, just a thought, and honestly you probably can't lose with either Remix or Next, but it's good to have alternatives.