React Server Components 101
summary
Demonstrates building a blog (posts, comments, likes) using React Server Components with Next.js 13.4 default Server Components and the "use client" directive to opt specific pieces into interactivity. Server components fetch data and return a render payload sent as HTML only, while tiny client components (e.g., a counter button) handle interactive logging on both server and client; limitations include no browser APIs in server components and some UI libraries (like Material UI) requiring client mode.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00React Server Components intro
- 3:58Client-side rendering issues
- 9:12Why Server Components
- 11:22How Server Components work
- 17:27Server vs Client in Next.js
- 21:46Blog example
- 26:23SSR vs Server Components
- 28:33Challenges and future
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