A lot of server component apps have been rough, but I don't think that's NextJS' fault. There's a lot to talk about with how this new model actually works...

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Server components in Next.js are under scrutiny for their performance, and while some apps using server components feel slow, the issue often lies with developer implementation rather than the technology itself. The post discusses the balance between client-side and server-side rendering, emphasizing the need for proper loading states and understanding of server behavior to optimize performance. Tools like Savala can streamline deployment by managing infrastructure needs such as CDNs and databases effectively.

Why is Next.js so slow??

Really Nextjs getting slow nowdays

I’ve noticed a lot of devs going overboard with server components, even in cases where they’re totally unnecessary

3 words - full stack developer.
Seriously, any project requiring scaling and performance should separate the ‘middleware’ from the front end.

That’s good point. Understanding of server behavior is important to optimize performance of the Next.js project.
Thanks.