How Imports Work in RSC
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How Imports Work in RSC
Dan explains the mechanics of 'use client' and 'use server', and how “poison pill” imports like 'server-only' and 'client-only' prevent code from being used in the wrong environment.
Composing Server and Client Components: The Modern React's Superpower
A great reminder of how far we've come from the days of <script> tag. Kent shows how composing server and client components is a modern superpower, letting you build rich, interactive UIs without the old-school headaches
Delete edge functions examples
Vercel has begun the process of deprecating Edge Functions in favor of a new Fluid compute model
RFC: Next URL Validation
This RFC imagines a world where URLs are first-class citizens in Next.js, with built-in validation and type-safety. Nothing official but interesting to read
Next.js + React Router
A minimal template showcasing React Router integration within Next.js for client-side routing with clean documentation-style pages
oRPC v1.4.0
Comes with a plugin to deduplicate GET requests and a buffered mode for batch requests, which is useful for serverless platforms. Parsing for arrays in query parameters is improved, and schema validation also got an update
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