Regarding "Streaming Server Rendering", NextJs already has dynamic components, which are asynchronously rendered. I believe that the feature is exactly the same feature. And it also supports "loading" components nextjs.org/docs/advanced-features/...
Yep, it definitely looks pretty similar! Personally, I think it's nice to see that kind of stuff integrated into React itself, to lessen the need for such dependencies.
I don't think it's same, dynamic import on nextjs isn't new it's feature on ESM you can MDN and also uses lazy which a react function. Streaming Server Components is something else
Regarding "Streaming Server Rendering", NextJs already has dynamic components, which are asynchronously rendered. I believe that the feature is exactly the same feature. And it also supports "loading" components nextjs.org/docs/advanced-features/...
Yep, it definitely looks pretty similar! Personally, I think it's nice to see that kind of stuff integrated into React itself, to lessen the need for such dependencies.
I don't think it's same, dynamic import on nextjs isn't new it's feature on ESM you can MDN and also uses lazy which a react function. Streaming Server Components is something else
i think this is because Nextjs was used as a pilot platform to test Server components.
They mentioned this at the end of the video
reactjs.org/blog/2020/12/21/data-f...