This site was made to serve as a simple guide to explaining the basics about React Server Components, what they are, how they're different from existing solutions, and how to use them.

As a non-expert myself in the React space, I wanted something that would both allow both novice React devs and experienced React folks to have a baseline understanding of React Server Components other than the documentation online about just how to use them.

This site is built from scratch using React Server Components in Next.js 13.

I didn't want to use any existing React component libraries (probably a mistake because @shadcn's's UI library is so good), so I built my own components from scratch using Tailwind CSS and vanilla CSS.

There are custom components for code blocks (styled for both dark and light modes automatically using rehype-pretty-code), the a tag for automatically opening external links in a new tab, and custom SVG and HTML animations using framer-motion.

I open sourced the site so that anyone can use these UI elements for their own site and/or copy the MDX configuration to use MDX on your own Next.js 13 application.

There aren't, however, any data-fetching components, so there may not be as much use as a full-blown template, but I am working on releasing one soon.

If there are any mistakes I made, any suggestions you have, or any changes to the site that might be useful, any and all feedback would be appreciated, and PRs are welcome.

Cheers!