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To clarify, I'm talking about libraries that can be used without 'use client'. I found one list: https://github.com/reactwg/server-components/discussions/6

Dan, you can't deny that most (if not all) the comms from both the React team and Vercel make it obvious that Vercel is not only first-moving on RSC but working intimately with the React team to both vet the implementation and I'm sure offer (opinionated) advice on tweaks/direction.

Also, links to packages with 5 line READMEs and no comments/documentation in the code might as well be called blackboxed. Yes, its open source but that's pretty much it. John or Jane Doe will have to deconstruct and/or assume the team's intention by combing through your links, https://github.com/reactwg/server-components/discussions/5 and the (light) documentation from Vercel on how all this stuff really works.

All I'm asking for is clarity and the ability to potentially create my own implementation rather than watch the "big guys" (read: frameworks) get the advantage by having access to information we don't have.

So, remember how Dan Abramov had those little challenges at the end of his great RSC from Scratch article?

you might like rsc from scratch https://github.com/reactwg/server-components/discussions/5 several people have made YouTube's out of it also

RSC From Scratch. Part 1: Server Components