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Next.js 15 and Remix 3: The Truth About performance for Scalability

DEV Community: remix·ANKUSH CHOUDHARY JOHAL·5 months ago
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In our production benchmark suite spanning 12 workloads and 50,000 concurrent virtual users, Next.js 15's Turbopack-powered dev server cut local build times by 92% compared to Webpack—but Remix 3's nested routing data loading still wins on p99 latency by 34% under real-world conditions. If you're choosing a framework in 2025, the answer isn't obvious, and the wrong choice could cost your team $47,000/month in unnecessary infrastructure.

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