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React Server Components with Next.js

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Tim Neutkens, Joe Haddad, Lee Robinson
Word Count
417
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3
Language
English
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45
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Summary

Tim Neutkens Christina Kopecky Joe Haddad Principal Software Engineer Lee Robinson` React Server Components aim to improve the user experience by pairing server-rendering with client-side interactivity, enabling developers to create faster React applications. By leveraging their server infrastructure, developers can achieve great performance without tradeoffs between SEO and performance. This new feature allows for better data fetching, progressive updates, and reduced JavaScript bundle size, resulting in improved Core Web Vitals and a faster time-to-interactive page. The Next.js team is exploring the integration of Server Components with Layouts RFC, which will render pages and layouts as React Server Components by default, reducing JavaScript sent to clients for non-interactive components.

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