React 18 - Suspense Is a Great Way to Express Asynchronous Code in the React Ecosystem

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With react 18 and kennete future action of react, it's really unlocking some interesting and unique possibilities. My favorite one is selective hydrateon so you wrap a component or component tree with a suspense boundary,. And you can progressively hydrate that part of the page as you scroll to it. The really nice thing about suspense is its more of a a built-in primitive to express a synchronous code in the react ecosystem.

In this supper club episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk with Lee Robinson from Vercel about React Suspense, server components, the edge, and more!

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