React Components - What's the Future of React?

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The vision was basically, use data inside your component, fetched directly from the data base. And a lot of that comes down to to what folks really like is the colocation of their data fetches and where there actual rendering of u takes place. Sofer, you know, for teams out there who were building on react and they got really excited about suspense, this was kind of one of the final pieces for them to unlock that sematic of asinkawaiting my components.

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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