The new fetcher.unstable_reset function is so nice

Previously, to accomplish this little UX I'd have to pull in useState and keep another state in sync.

Now I can just do this:

onChange={() => {
if (isSuccess) {
fetcher.unstable_reset();
}
}}

Thanks @brophdawg11.com

@rossipedia.com already made the drum machine example a lot better
- actual spectral analyzer
- editable kick/hat/snare patterns

and he just saw Remix UI for the first time Friday

github.com/rossipedia/r...

Never mind, it doesn't queue on the frontend, but I think it does on the server or something, because I pretty consistently can get this error:

> Cannot read properties of null (reading 'queue')

Ah yep, you and the React docs are right (artificial slow down for dramatic effect)

This information should maybe be in the form doc itself, not (only) the end of the useTransition doc

Is there really no way to use Server Functions in React without their pending states all being tied together?

Nice little feature (inspired by the Vercel docs) @juango.nz landed on reactrouter . com

Wrote some cursor rules that allow you to 1 shot something like this using loaders, actions, type-safe routes, etc.

More tweaking and improvement to do, but this is vastly better than the default experience trying "vibe code" with RR7

ICYMI

Soft Wear update is available

shop.remix.run

Catch the latest episode of Software Engineering Daily where co-founder Ryan talks about the past, present, and future of Remix

softwareengineeringdaily.com/2025/03/20/r...

Previously reactrouter . com's search always pointed to the v7 docs, even if you were look at docs for v6

This was not ideal for people still on v6, and made the experience of using our site much worse

This has been fixed now, and search is context aware

I've really never used GitHub notifications. I'm starting fresh and trying something new

Inspiration is largely from @antfu.me's blog post/conference talk:

antfu.me/posts/manage...