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React server/client separation involves splitting components into server and client layouts following strict patterns. This guide provides rules for structuring these components, ensuring clear separation of concerns and maintainable codebases in real projects.

Managing state with Zustand and urql involves applying specific state management patterns for scalable applications. This guide exposes guidelines and examples for integrating these libraries to handle performance-conscious data fetching and state.

The React use() hook and Actions are used to handle asynchronous operations and component composition. This guide provides examples and best-practice rules for implementing these features correctly within your server/client component architecture.

Refactoring React code to follow performance-conscious patterns involves applying component composition and state management guidelines. This guide supports refactoring efforts by enforcing naming, structure, and best-practice rules for scalable codebases.

React component composition needs clear separation of concerns to ensure maintainable and scalable codebases. This guide enforces structural rules and naming conventions to prevent tangled logic between server and client components.

Yes, this React guide covers custom hooks and performance tips alongside server/client patterns. It provides guidelines for Actions, the use() hook, and component composition to ensure performance-conscious practices in real projects.