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Understanding React Server Components

Server Components let you write UI that can be rendered and optionally cached on the server.

The key insight is that server components never re-render — they run once on the server and are sent to the client as static outputKeep.

This means you can access backend resources directly without exposing them to the browser.

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“server components never re-render — they run once on the server and are sent to the client as static output”

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“A component is just a function that returns what the UI should look like”

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“Write tests. Not too many. Mostly integration.”

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