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by andrewingram
1736 days ago
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In short, the answer is likely yes. React's server component stuff is about providing primitives to make it possible to address some of the downsides of the current approach to building apps/sites that follow the SSR-with-SPA-handover (hybrid rendering) model. There'll still be a need for more holistic frameworks that sit in front of React. SSR itself has been possible with React since 2014 (allowing for a few memory leaks), Next.js just eliminates a lot of the grunt work. The React team is working with the Next.js team (amongst others) to make sure there's alignment. |
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