.server for arbitrary modules
See original GitHub issueIt would be cool if any module could use the .server
file-naming scheme to signify “use this module in SSR”.
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@CanRau This will soon be supported by view frameworks. For example React Suspense, although I’m not sure yet how hydration would work with suspense.
Let’s continue discussing this once a use case for it emerges. Closing in the meantime.