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in our previous video we dived into react server components which introduced a dual component model differentiating between server components and client components in this video we will put Theory into practice by creating both types of components in an xjs application for this section on rendering I have created a new nexs project using the command npx create next app at lat test followed by the project name which is rendering hyphen demo once the command is executed you should have a project similar to mine now diving into the RSC architecture and its integration with nxs it is important to note that by default every component in a NS app is considered a server component this includes the root layout and the root page that come out of the box with a new next year project letamp;#39;s create a new component to verify this suppose we want to add a new about page to our application we would create a new file called page. TSX within the about folder within the app folder letamp;#39;s p