What is React Suspense?

React Suspense is a new feature that allows you to handle rendering while you wait for data to load. This new feature is similar to react-query but duplicates some of its features. While React Suspense has many of the same features, it’s useful for integration with existing data fetchers, such as Promises. React Suspense supports async/await fetchers. It is similar to React’s experimental concurrent mode, though it’s not quite ready for primetime.

Suspense orchestrates the UI load states without the need for React-based libraries. This allows you to have more control over the visual loading process and allows you to integrate data fetching libraries into your React code. Although there’s no “right way” to use Suspense, the demos will help you get a better understanding of how it works.

React Suspense’s greatest advantage is its ability to be used anywhere in the components tree. Because it’s an experimental API, it’s best not to use it for production work. It’s primary purpose is to maintain a consistent user interface, even when there are asynchronous dependencies. In addition, you can use it with React’s other libraries to achieve more complex goals. But don’t get carried away by the name – you might want to keep in mind that it can be a bit tricky to learn.

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