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README.md

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 ## Features
 
+- **Unparalleled flexibility.** Run in the browser, render on the server, or diff
+  over the wire **only where you need it**. Elm meets Phoenix LiveView.
+
 - A **declarative**, functional API for constructing HTML. No templates, no macros,
   just Gleam.
 
-- An Erlang and Elm-inspired architecture for **managing state**.
-
-- **Managed side effects** for predictable, testable code.
-
-- Universal components. **Write once, run anywhere**. Elm meets Phoenix LiveView.
+- An Erlang and Elm-inspired state architecture with **Managed side effects**
+  for predictable, testable code.
 
 - A **batteries-included CLI** that makes scaffolding and building apps a breeze.
 
-- **Server-side rendering** for static HTML templating.
-
 ## Example
 
 ```gleam

pages/guide/05-server-side-rendering.md

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 Up until now, we have focused on Lustre's ability as a framework for building
 Single Page Applications (SPAs). While Lustre's development and feature set is
 primarily focused on SPA development, that doesn't mean it can't be used on the
-backend as well! In this guide we'll set up a small [mist](https://hexdocs.pm/mist/)
+backend as well!
+
+Lustre can render on the server in two ways:
+
+1. Server Side Rendering, where the full rendered view is sent
+2. Server Components, which exchange diffs with the client
+
+In this guide we'll start with the former by setting up a small [mist](https://hexdocs.pm/mist/)
 server that renders some static HTML using Lustre.
 
 ## Setting up the project

pages/guide/06-full-stack-applications.md

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 # 06 Full stack applications
 
-We've now seen how Lustre can render single-page applications in the browser,
-static HTML templates, and we've seen how hydration can be implemented. In this
-guide we'll look at how to put these pieces together into a single application.
+We've seen how Lustre can render single-page applications in the browser, and
+static HTML templates on the server, powered-up with hydration. In this guide
+we'll look at how to put these pieces together and create our first full stack
+application, before continuing to Server Components and truly combining the two.
 
 To create a full stack Web application in Gleam you will need to adopt a
 _monorepo_. Although Gleam supports multiple targets, and has conditional

pages/guide/08-components.md

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 > creating components with Lustre.
 
 
-# 06 Components
+# 08 Components
 
 In the previous chapters of this guide we have explored the Model-View-Update
 architecture and stressed the importance of having a _single source of truth_ in