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Server Component Fundamentals in React 19

This course will teach you how React Server Components can improve the quality of your React apps and architecture.

Intermediate
4h 15m
(31)

Created by Peter Kellner

Last Updated Nov 24, 2025

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Server Component Fundamentals in React 19

This course will teach you how React Server Components can improve the quality of your React apps and architecture.

Intermediate
4h 15m
(31)

Created by Peter Kellner

Last Updated Nov 24, 2025

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Good app design means fewer bugs, lower maintenance costs, and happier users. In this course, Server Component Fundamentals in React 19, you’ll learn about React Server Components and how you can use them to provide a better user experience. First, you’ll dive into the technology behind server components so that using them makes sense. Next, you’ll explore how to build Server Components that work with async data sources. Finally, you’ll learn how to incorporate Server Components in a real-world app so that your apps provide great browser user experiences and are easy to build. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have all the knowledge and tools necessary to build apps with React Server and Client Components that provide excellent and performant UIs for your users.

Server Component Fundamentals in React 19
Intermediate
4h 15m
(31)
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Peter Kellner - Pluralsight course - Server Component Fundamentals in React 19
Peter Kellner
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Peter is the founder of Silicon Valley Code Camp and long-time software professional specializing in mobile and web technologies. He has also been a Microsoft MVP in ASP.NET since 2006.

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