Server Components

React Server Components (RSC) are a powerful new feature introduced to enable components to be rendered entirely on the server—without including their JavaScript in the client bundle. This allows developers to build applications that are more performant by reducing the amount of JavaScript sent to the browser and improving initial load time.

Unlike traditional client-rendered React components, Server Components run only on the server and can perform operations like reading from a database or file system without exposing sensitive logic to the browser. They return rendered HTML (not a React tree) which gets streamed to the client. This makes it ideal for rendering static or data-heavy content, like product listings or blog posts, that don’t require interactivity.

Server Components can be used alongside client components, with clear boundaries marked using directives like "use client" for components that require browser capabilities (e.g., event handlers, animations). The system intelligently figures out what to render where, keeping the interactive parts client-side while offloading static parts to the server.

|This model fits naturally into frameworks like Next.js, where RSCs are integrated with features like streaming and route-based rendering. Overall, Server Components empower developers to create faster, more efficient web apps while maintaining a familiar React development experience.

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