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React Server Components with Aurora Walberg
Nov 16, 2023
Aurora Walberg, React Server Components and Next.js expert, discusses mixing server and client rendering, using a mix and match approach with static and dynamic content in React Server Components, and the trade-off between complexity and speed in React Server Components. The hosts also discuss the challenges of compatibility and adoption, and express their excitement for a new version of a web framework.
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- React Server Components (RSC) combine server-side rendering and client-side interactivity, resulting in faster load times and improved user experience.
- Migrating existing apps to use RSC should be approached cautiously, with prototyping and compatibility evaluation, due to the new coding pattern and potential limitations.
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React Server Components improve website performance and interactivity
React Server Components (RSC) offer a new approach to web development, combining server-side rendering and client-side interactivity. RSC allows for the pre-rendering of components on the server, resulting in faster load times. It also enables developers to seamlessly switch between server-side and client-side rendering, optimizing both performance and interactivity. While RSC is still in its early stages, it has the potential to simplify development and improve user experience. Developers should consider experimenting with RSC in new projects and evaluating its benefits for their specific use cases.
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