What is the value proposition of Remix 3 then? If it's going to be incompatible with the official React ecosystem, why use Remix instead of more performant alternatives like Solid/SolidStart that don't have React's baggage?

> Breaking backward compatibility isn't collateral damage, it's the point.

LOL, if you say so.

Honestly, I don't know how anyone decides to build something on top of the software the react router team puts out. I went through approximately 2 major version upgrades of react router then decided I was done with it unless I had no other choice.

Why do people think being left with huge upgrade tech debt time and time again is worthwhile? There are just so many other choices out there these days. Why you'd choose this "different future" now is beyond me.

> Simplicity (explicitly control when things update)

I’m not saying this is wrong, but it’s a very very weird notion of simplicity. It reminds me a bit of how C++ engineers argue that for loops are simpler than comprehensions.