Next.JS: Enhancing Web App Functionality with Smart Page Architecture
I might risk sounding controversial with this one, but refactoring is not just changing and tweaking a few variables here and there, or moving a function 5 lines up. Refactoring is a form of art. It's about rethinking how each piece contributes to the overall performance and user experience of a web application. In this post, we dive into how smart page architecture, specifically the interplay of server and client components, can significantly enhance the functionality of your web apps. Understanding the roles of server and client components is crucial. Server components, which run on the server, are perfect for non-interactive elements and tasks requiring heavy data processing. They boost performance by reducing the load on the client. Client components, on the other hand, are ideal for interactive elements that require immediate user feedback.