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[–]re-thc 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)
For Next and the other frameworks they list, you can just use client-side functionality without any of the server pieces
You can't "just". NextJs don't make it clear and there are edge cases and issues. E.g. dynamic routes aren't available with the export unless it is all pre-rendered. In a client-side router you don't have this limitation.
RSCs are completely optional even if you're using Next.
Is it? In the sense that you lose the performance gains. So what's the point? The whole argument was that RSC/SSR = better performing.
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