For basically anything that could be fetched which is not necessarily encoded in the URL. I.e. I have a combobox and need to fetch the options based on a search query. Or yeah, pagination if you don't want to rerender the whole page...

For the initial load or nav between pages, RSCs are perfect.

Great article! After reading it, I started to wonder again why Next.js doesn't want us to use 'use server' for querying data. Do you know? I don't understand why it would be discouraged. Has the reason to do with bundling?

Ah, I see :)
Thanks for clarifying!

This reminds me of this. github.com/unjs/magic-r...
So far I've been using this for my regex typing needs. I just thought maybe there's some inspiration there.

What I've learned is, even though PoE is a game with a lot of depth, there's absolutely nothing wrong to experience the game at your own pace.

PoE 2 seems to be quite forgiving in terms of build variety. So you can find what feels right for you without locking yourself in a particular build.

Why too much? Regarding complexity or time?

Yeah, I'd like to be able to collapse threads that I'm not interested in, similar to what reddit apps allowed. Preferably with a single tap.

To be clear, it often felt kinda bad when the app/algo decided to hide good content on reddit. So I would prefer to be able to decide myself.