Remix Newsletter #26

Welcome to our first newsletter of 2025! The team enjoyed a well deserved holiday break and is excited to fixing bugs and shipping awesome new features.

Let's dive in 💿

Updates to React Router

The holidays didn't stop our momentum. Since the launch of v7, we've released 2 patches and 1 minor version of React Router. As of v7.1.1, we've added support for Vite v6, improved type safety, and fixed several bugs.

• Add support for Vite v6
• Type safety improvements
  • Ignore redirects when inferring loader data types
  • Improve matches and params types for child routes
• Bug fixes and other improvements
  • Throw unwrapped Single Fetch redirect to align with pre-Single Fetch behavior
  • Remove <Link prefetch> false positive warnings
  • Fix missing fs-extra dependency for CLI
  • Properly initialize NODE_ENV if not already set for compatibility with React 19
  • Remove the leftover/unused abortDelay prop from ServerRouter and update the entry.server.tsx to usestreamTimeout value
  • Throw error in flatRoutes if routes directory is missing
  • Support moduleResolution for Node16 and NodeNext

Checkout the full Release Notes ↗

New Year, New Tutorial

We've added a new tutorial to help you get started with React Router v7. This tutorial covers many core concepts of React Router, including:

• Creating and navigating between routes
• Nested routes and layouts
• Data loading
• Mutations
• Rendering strategies: client-side, server-side, and pre-rendering
• and much more!

Checkout the tutorial ↗

New Year, New Roadmap

Now that React Router v7 is out, we've been able to resume progress on many new features we had to temporarily pause. Our roadmap now consists of some familiar and long expected features, as well many new ones.

Checkout our roadmap ↗

Additionally, we have started leveraging milestones to signal when we hope to ship a new minor or major version, and what we hope to include in those releases.

See what's planned for v7.2.0 ↗

Fresh Code

Speaking of work in progress, here are a few exciting PRs to keep an eye on:

• Support for client side context
• Route chunks
• react-server-dom-vite

​Learn more by watching our latest Roadmap Planning ↗​

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- The Remix Team