Component Architecture for React Server Components
Traces the evolution from useEffect to React Query to route-level loaders to RSCs, using a social feed app as an example. The main takeaway: let each component fetch its own data on the server and use Suspense boundaries to design the loading experience instead of fetching all data at the top of a route and drilling it down through props
► I Tested Next.js Dev MCP (So You Don't Have To)
The video looks at Next.js DevTools MCP, a tool that helps AI editors understand your Next.js app better. It can read the latest docs, see routes and errors, and give more accurate help when building with newer Next.js features
Next.js migration toolkit that eliminates guesswork and protects production and stability
