React Server Components Made Easy(With Examples and Demo)

In this video, we will learn about React Server Component(RSC) and its importance. We'll also discuss how RSCs are important prerequisites for starting with Next.js.

If you're new to React and want to learn about React Server Components, this video is for you! We'll cover everything you need to know about React Server Components and how they can help you build more efficient and robust apps.

We will learn the concepts using various examples and a demo.

Let's GO 🚀

Timecodes
0:00 - React Server Component as a New Concept.
02:07 - React as a Client Side UI Library
04:02 - It's Time To Think Differently: Problems
05:39 - The User Experience Issue: Layout Shift
09:07 - The Water Fall Problem
11:44 - The Problem With Code Maintainability
14:31 - The Cost: For You and The Customers
16:02 - Understand The Client Server Things
17: 27 - How ReactJS Client Components Work(Visually)
19:53 - Understanding React Server Components(Visually)
22:35 - The React Server Components and The Component Tree
26:53 - Can I Use Only Server Components?
28:56 - Let's Build. React Server Component Demo
40:48 - Recap: Whatever We Learned
42:40 - The End and What's Next?

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Credits:
A WaterFall Image was used from freepick.
The background music is used from elegant-ambient-science from PixBay.
The Demo Shown in The Video may use Code Snippet from FREE online tutorials for the UI Components.

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Tapas Adhikary is an Educator, Tech enthusiast, Writer, YouTuber, and Open Source projects maintainer/contributor. He is a full-stack developer who has vast experience in building SaaS solutions. He is the Head of Content at Showwcase. He is a founder of the ReactPlay platform, which is driven by Open Source projects and a fast-growing community.

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