Yes, you can use Server Components without any frameworks like Next.js, but they do require a server environment to function properly. They can't be used purely in a client-only React app.
thanks for clarify, but it is easy to use framework instead of create your own server by your self it make app complex. but in framework you will use server components direct.
Sure, setting up your own server with some logic for a frontend project is mostly overhead. It's needed for some specific cases, like building your own framework😄
If I had to start a project with SSR now, I would choose Next.js, because it has full support for RSC and hybrid rendering (SSR + SSG), but if I only need SSR and nothing else, I'd rather choose Remix.
Also keep in mind that it is difficult to deploy. SSR has some limitations in Versel and Cloudflare on the free plans.
Yes, you can use Server Components without any frameworks like Next.js, but they do require a server environment to function properly. They can't be used purely in a client-only React app.
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thanks for clarify, but it is easy to use framework instead of create your own server by your self it make app complex. but in framework you will use server components direct.
what your preferred
Sure, setting up your own server with some logic for a frontend project is mostly overhead. It's needed for some specific cases, like building your own framework😄
If I had to start a project with SSR now, I would choose Next.js, because it has full support for RSC and hybrid rendering (SSR + SSG), but if I only need SSR and nothing else, I'd rather choose Remix.
Also keep in mind that it is difficult to deploy. SSR has some limitations in Versel and Cloudflare on the free plans.
I got it Thanks ♥