Aurora Scharff, shares her excitement about React’s future
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Claims that the Next.js App Router composition model plus server components and the use cache directive let teams move rendering heavier to the server, shrink client bundles, and take explicit control of caching. The talk describes concrete tooling (App Router APIs and server component boundaries), a change in architecture (composition-first pages), and the practical promise of fewer client-side dependencies and more predictable cache behavior rather than vague future-speak.
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