> React is currently developing server rendered components that works with streaming SSR introduced in React 18 that delivers this same functionality. Basically

> React is currently developing server rendered components that works with streaming SSR introduced in React 18 that delivers this same functionality. Basically your app can then be composed of server components and client components (essentially what all current react components are), and only the JS for client components is actually sent to the browser and hydrated. Isn’t the difference here that with React Server Components you’re still fully rendering client-side, but you can ship the data alongside the JS? Whereas with Astro / islands of inactivity / partial hydration you ship actual HTML and then after it renders you make interactive (hydrate) only the relevant parts?