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Agreed. I was expecting a technical justification on why they're not the same. After all the buzzwords and empty statements, I'm now more than convinced that th
by artyom 2y ago
Agreed. I was expecting a technical justification on why they're not the same. After all the buzzwords and empty statements, I'm now more than convinced that they are.
- terandle 2y agoI would say react server components are fundamentally different. PHP starts off powered by the state on server (database etc) and ends there when it hits the client unless you hand it off to a completely different language/system: JavaScript. It would be really nice if you could instead keep writing PHP-for-the-client which would let you reuse your templates/PHP code/etc but keep all the state on the client so you can instantly do things without round trips to the server. That's what RSCs are and they are pretty great IMO.