Remix for Finance: A Full-Stack Framework for Secure, Low-Latency Web Applications
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.63282/3050-9246.IJETCSIT-V6I4P111Keywords:
Full-Stack Web Framework, Finance Applications, Low-Latency Systems, Secure Web Development, Real-Time Data Processing, High-Performance Computing, Transaction Security, Scalable Architecture, API Integration, MicroservicesAbstract
Financial web applications must simultaneously satisfy low-latency user experiences, strict data integrity requirements, and demanding regulatory and security constraints. Traditional single-page application (SPA) architectures often push too much logic to the client, creating complexity around security, state synchronization, and SEO, while classical multi-page applications struggle to deliver highly interactive interfaces. Remix is a full-stack React-based web framework that combines server rendering, nested routing, and an explicit data-loading and mutation model. It emphasizes progressive enhancement with applications function fully without JavaScript and become more interactive when scripts are available [1]–[3].This article examines Remix through the lens of financial use cases, and proposes a reference architecture for portfolio dashboards, trading workflows, and risk/compliance consoles. We show how Remix’s loader/action model, nested routes, streaming, and Backend for Frontend (BFF) deployment pattern can address common challenges in finance: real-time data, secure server-side logic, traceability, and performance [1], [2], [4]–[7]
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