Turbocharging the UIs

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Zomato describes two concrete wins: using react server components on Next 13/14 to stream HTML and fetch data on the server, cutting client JavaScript to zero for many UI parts, hitting smooth 60 FPS and much higher Lighthouse scores and rendering over 700 static pages for Weather Union; and adopting module Federation to split a monolithic restaurant partner dashboard so teams ship independent micro UIs (an ads management center launched separately) reducing release friction and speeding delivery in production.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Turbocharging UIs
2. 2:30React Server Components overview
3. 7:30Data fetching in Next.js
4. 11:50Pages vs App Router
5. 13:59How RSCs solve problems
6. 17:34Zomato’s RSC implementation
7. 19:42Module Federation introduction
8. 22:10Monolith to micro frontends
9. 24:20Module Federation results
10. 26:06Closing and future plans

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