Mark Dalgleish
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🇦🇺🐨 / Working on 💿 @ReactRouter + @remix_run at @shopify / co-creator of 🦄 CSS Modules, 🧁 Vanilla Extract / @MelbJS organiser / dad x4
Melbourne, Australia
Joined February 2011
We wrote a blog post that explains the new @ReactRouter RSC architecture a bit more, and how it makes our library APIs almost as powerful as Framework Mode.
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React Router's RSC support is more than just a new feature. It's a major architectural shift that makes it a much more powerful library while also making Framework Mode less coupled to any particular...
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RT @mjackson: React Router takes a unique approach to React Server Components. It’s “guts out” meaning each piece of the process is exposed….
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Huge shout out to Parcel for pioneering the RSC APIs that made this possible. It’s had a big influence on us, and now the Vite implementation too.
Very happy that Parcel helped enable this! 🤩.
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In our RSC templates, the “RSC server” is ultimately just a function that the SSR server calls out to, not a remote server. The infrastructure is the same as a regular React SSR server.
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When first looking at RSC, I was worried that adding an RSC server would require more complicated infrastructure, making it a tougher sell. Despite what the naming suggests, this isn’t the case. Our @ReactRouter RSC templates bundle your SSR + RSC servers into a single runtime.
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So excited we got this out.
React Router now has support for React Server Components. We're introducing a more powerful RSC-powered Data Mode that brings most of Framework Mode's features to our lower level library APIs
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`const statusCode = …`. ☝️ constant. `const STATUS _CODE = …`. ☝️ constant, but louder.
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SSR when using React as a library:. - Function you call on your SSR server.- Function you call in the browser. RSC when using React Router as a library:. - Function you call on your RSC server.- Function you call on your SSR server.- Function you call in the browser.
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What changed my mind on RSC was seeing it treated as a dev-facing bundler feature, not something to be buried in framework internals. This is what allows React Router’s RSC support to feel so much simpler to me. It’s just a library that targets RSC-compatible bundlers.
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I was on the fence about RSC. I could see the new abilities it unlocked. But I was wary of the added complexity, and I felt like it wasn’t solving the problems that originally brought me to React. Seeing Parcel’s low level RSC APIs (and now @vitejs/plugin-rsc) changed my mind.
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The lightbulb moment for me with RSC support in React Router was realising that, to me, it’s not about server components. The real win is that frameworks can become much more portable, decoupled from specific bundlers. RSC handles bundler stuff, frameworks handle the runtime.
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*React Router in Framework Mode. We’ll have unstable support in Data Mode soon.
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Super exciting that @hiroshi_18181's RSC plugin for Vite has landed under the official @vite_js org on npm. This is a huge step towards RSC support in React Router.
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React Server Components (RSC) support for Vite.. Latest version: 0.4.12, last published: 9 days ago. Start using @vitejs/plugin-rsc in your project by running `npm i @vitejs/plugin-rsc`. There are no...
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When your kid starts humming along to your lame old person music.
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Realised that the Switch 2 is a squircle but the dock isn’t. Sorry if I ruined this for you.
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When comparing framework downloads, it seems logical to look at @react-router/dev instead of react-router. BUT. I’ve been thinking, this kinda misses the fact that React Router’s Data Mode is pretty much a framework for SPAs. It's not that different from the Vite plugin.
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