I think there's a world where you would use the code structuring of RSCs to compile a static page that's broken down into small chunks of html, css, js. Basica

I think there's a world where you would use the code structuring of RSCs to compile a static page that's broken down into small chunks of html, css, js. Basically: If you replace the "$1" placeholders from the article with URIs you wouldn't need a server. (In most cases you don't need fully dynamic SSR) The big downside is that you'd need a good pipeline to also have fast builds/updates in case of content changes: Partial streaming of the compiled static site to S3. (Let's say you have a newspaper with thousands of prerendered articles: You'd want to only recompile a single article in case one of your authors edits the content in the CMS. But this means the pipeline would need to smartly handle some form of content diff)