Using Storybook and RSCs to build and test apps in isolation - LogRocket Blog
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With the release of Storybook 8, compatibility with React Server Components (RSCs) is now (experimentally) available, emphasizing client-side implementation for wider add-on and integration support.
The introduction of RSCs, rendering certain components on the server, challenges the traditional client-centric approach of Storybook, impacting component development and testing dynamics.
RSCs revolutionize React rendering by enhancing performance; pre-rendering components on the server optimizes time-to-first-byte (TTFB) and overall page interactivity, contrasting with traditional client-side rendering.
Exploring the implications of working with server-rendered components brings forth considerations on isolating and testing components in server environments, shifting paradigms for developers familiar with browser-based components.
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