Discover the differences between Next.js, Astro, and Remix to find the right one for your next Strapi project.
Astro is a modern web framework built on React, providing a static site builder requiring minimal JavaScript for fast websites and supports multiple UI frameworks.
Next.js is an open-source React framework for server-rendered React applications, offering features like async components, data fetching, and React Server Components.
Remix is a full-stack JavaScript framework unifying client and server with web standards, supporting React Router 7 and features like nested components and enhanced caching.
Astro focuses on fast loading with static websites and partial hydration, Next.js offers SSG and TurboPack for quick bundling, while Remix optimizes with SSR, Parallel data fetching, and Static Site Generation.
Frameworks like Astro prioritize speed and minimal JavaScript, Remix excels in data handling and caching, while Next.js provides a balance of features like React Server Components and Selective Hydration.
Selecting a framework depends on project requirements: Astro for content-focused sites, Remix for full-stack applications with forms, and Next.js for enterprise apps or based on team experience.