If the parent of a server component is a provider, which is a client component; would it benefit from being a server component?
e.g.
in Parent > ChildA > ChildB('use client'), parent and childA can benefit from server components.
by doing the above, Parent > ContextProvider('use client') > ChildA > ChildB('use client'), does ChildA benefit from being a server component as its wrapped in a client component..
yes ChildA in your example does benefit. this is because if ChildA is a server component, it is still being built on the server and gets all benefits of sever side rendering like fetch memoization, data cache, & full route cache.
with that said it is import to know how ChildA was put in the parent context provider client component. it needs to go in as part of the children. this means that it is not being imported in childA, but rather being passed in from above as a prop. this is what allows it to be server side rendered.
there is so important that they even named this pattern. It is called the interleaving pattern.
in general you can benefit by reading this part of the documentation nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-...
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If the parent of a server component is a provider, which is a client component; would it benefit from being a server component?
e.g.
in
Parent > ChildA > ChildB('use client'), parent and childA can benefit from server components.by doing the above,
Parent > ContextProvider('use client') > ChildA > ChildB('use client'), does ChildA benefit from being a server component as its wrapped in a client component..yes
ChildAin your example does benefit. this is because ifChildAis a server component, it is still being built on the server and gets all benefits of sever side rendering like fetch memoization, data cache, & full route cache.with that said it is import to know how
ChildAwas put in the parent context provider client component. it needs to go in as part of thechildren. this means that it is not being imported inchildA, but rather being passed in from above as a prop. this is what allows it to be server side rendered.there is so important that they even named this pattern. It is called the interleaving pattern.
in general you can benefit by reading this part of the documentation
nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-...