Experimenting with RSCs for Performance and UX in Next.js
Read OriginalIn the Next.js App Router, components are React Server Components by default. However, the moment a feature needs interaction, it’s tempting to hand it entirely to the client. I’ve been building Drop, a small social app, to test the Next.js 16.3 Instant Navigations preview, and I keep finding patterns worth sharing about Server Components, performance, and user experience. In this post, we’ll buil
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