There is a part of my brain that is intrigued by React Server Components. I kinda get it.
And yet, I see nothing but confusion around this topic. For two years now. I see Next.js shipping foot guns, I see docs on these rendering modes almost as long as those covering all of Django, and I see blog lengthy blog posts like this.
When the majority of problems can be solved with Django, why tie yourself in to knots like this? At what point is it worth it?
I think the rollout is a bit messy (especially because it wasn't introduced as a new thing but kind of replaced an already highly used but different thing). There are pros and cons to that kind of rollout. The tooling is also yet to mature. And we're still figuring out how to educate people on it.
That said, I also think the basic concepts or RSC itself (not "rendering modes" which are a Next thing) are very simple and "up there" with closures, imports, async/await and structured programming in general. They deserve to be learned and broadly understood.