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Building user search with React Server Components
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Frontend First
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audio
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Technology
Publication Date |
Feb 15, 2023
Episode Duration |
01:05:13

Ryan talks about a demo he built in Next.js 13 with React Server Components. He explains how RSC driven by the URL eliminated client-side states, how he used React 18 Transitions to enhance the UI, and how he was able to fine-tune the experience differently for the initial render vs. subsequent client-side navigations.

Topics include:

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:37 - Overview of Ryan’s user search page
  • 14:06 - React 18 Transitions and how RSC eliminates client states
  • 28:25 - How to change the UX for initial server navigations vs. in-app client navigations while still having one entry point for your data
  • 37:01 - Why Next.js 13 encourages you to learn about the Suspense and Transition primitives
  • 43:33 - What would a simple boilerplate for RSC look like?
  • 49:18 - Do the benefits of backends-as-a-service go away with RSC?

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Ryan talks about a demo he built in Next.js 13 with React Server Components. He explains how RSC driven by the URL eliminated client-side states, how he used React 18 Transitions to enhance the UI, and how he was able to fine-tune the experience differently for the initial render vs. subsequent client-side navigations.

Ryan talks about a demo he built in Next.js 13 with React Server Components. He explains how RSC driven by the URL eliminated client-side states, how he used React 18 Transitions to enhance the UI, and how he was able to fine-tune the experience differently for the initial render vs. subsequent client-side navigations.

Topics include:

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 1:37 - Overview of Ryan’s user search page
  • 14:06 - React 18 Transitions and how RSC eliminates client states
  • 28:25 - How to change the UX for initial server navigations vs. in-app client navigations while still having one entry point for your data
  • 37:01 - Why Next.js 13 encourages you to learn about the Suspense and Transition primitives
  • 43:33 - What would a simple boilerplate for RSC look like?
  • 49:18 - Do the benefits of backends-as-a-service go away with RSC?

Links:

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