RedwoodJS, now with React Server Components
summary
Redwood adds first class React Server Components support and shows a concrete replacement for GraphQL: a server cell that calls Prisma directly, with explicit loading empty failure and success components and the generator command yarn redwood generate cell sample. Routing lives in a single routes.js file with named routes that let paths change without breaking links. Built apps on Redwood report over $100M in funding and one game app logged 9 million plays with 1.5M monthly active plays. Upgrades run with yarn redwood upgrade.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and RedwoodJS overview
- 3:58Data layer and GraphQL support
- 4:40Cells and data fetching
- 6:04React Server Components in Redwood
- 6:24Router and routing system
- 8:12Authentication and layouts
- 8:55Integrations and maintenance
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