Well, the answer for some cases may be that it depends. Remix includes many improvements in developer experience through their new abstractions and user experience by shipping less JavaScript. However, Next.js has been in development significantly longer, has a bigger community of users, and has more resources dedicated to its development from the team at Vercel. Whenever you're comparing frameworks, it's important to weigh a couple of factors to make the best choice for you: how well does the framework suit you as a dev and how well does it suit the needs of your project.