Tutorial: All The Basics You Need to Try React Server Components
Blog post from Prismic
React Server Components (RSC), a feature in development since December 2020, offer a novel way to render React applications on the server, allowing developers to decide which components remain server-side and which require client-side interactivity, distinguishing them from traditional server-side rendering. This month's Optimized Dev challenge involves building an RSS feed reader using RSC, demonstrating its strengths such as parsing XML feeds and handling date libraries on the server, thus enhancing performance by reducing client-side JavaScript. RSC works seamlessly with React Suspense, and participants are encouraged to explore this integration while understanding that the APIs are experimental and subject to change. The challenge includes using Next.js's experimental support for RSC, implementing server-only and client-friendly components, and utilizing Suspense with the useTransition hook for managing asynchronous network requests. As RSC evolves, developers familiar with its concepts may gain an advantage in building more performant and flexible applications in the future.
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