If you'd prefer to not use tailwind, you're welcome to remove it and use something else. The Remix Indie stack has tailwind support pre-configured. You may have noticed we're using tailwind classes. I stuck it right above the icons of all the technologies used in the stack:
💿 Add a link to posts in app/routes/index.tsx We're going to make a new route to render at the "/posts" URL. Feel free to create an account and create/delete some notes to get an idea of what's available in the UI out of the box. If you want, take a minute and poke around the UI a bit. 💿 Let's start the dev server: npm run dev We'll get to the deployment bit later in the tutorial. 💿 Now, open the project that was generated in your preferred editor and check the instructions in the README.md file. However, some bits of the tutorial will be different for you and you'll have to configure things for deployment manually. The generated project is much more minimal that way. Note, you can definitely start with "Just the basics" instead by running npx without the -template flag. Don't worry if you're unfamiliar with the tools used, we'll walk you through things as we go. This includes development tools as well as production-ready authentication and persistence.
We're using the Indie stack, which is a full application ready to deploy to fly.io. You can read more about the stacks available in the stacks docs. ? Do you want me to run `npm install`? Yes npx -template remix-run/indie-stack blog-tutorial We'll call ours "blog-tutorial" but you can call it something else if you'd like. Make sure you are running at least Node v14 or greater If you want to follow this tutorial locally on your own computer, it is important for you to have these things installed: 💿 Hey I'm Derrick the Remix Compact Disc 👋 Whenever you're supposed to do something you'll see me PrerequisitesĬlick this button to create a Gitpod workspace with the project set up and ready to run in VS Code or JetBrains either directly in the browser or on the desktop. We feel most productive when writing TypeScript, but if you'd prefer to skip the TypeScript syntax, feel free to write your code in JavaScript. Remix can definitely be used without TypeScript. Work through this tutorial with Kent in this free Egghead.io course If you're looking to see what Remix is all about in 15 minutes, this is it.
We're going to be short on words and quick on code in this quickstart.
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