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Understanding React Server Components
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Understanding React Server Components
RSC moves rendering and data access to the server, cutting client JavaScript without giving up composition.
- Server Components render on the server and stream HTML to the client.
- Client bundles shrink because component code never ships to the browser.
- Data fetching moves next to the component that needs it.
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server-components.mdMarkdown
---
title: Understanding React Server Components
source: https://react.dev/blog/server-components
saved: 2026-08-01T09:24:00Z
tags: [react-19, rsc, streaming]
---
## Thesis
RSC moves rendering and data access to the server,
cutting client JavaScript without losing composition.
## Key points
- Server Components stream HTML to the client.
- Component code never ships to the browser.
- Data fetching lives beside the component.
## Open questions
- How does caching interact with streaming boundaries?FAQ
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