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Jan 19, 2022 53 min

Transitions and Data Fetching with Suspense in React 18

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Sam and Ryan continue their discussions around React 18 and the in-progress work on data fetching with Suspense. They talk about the useTransition hook and how it helps eliminate inconsistent states from your application. They also talk about Topics include: 0:00 - Intro 4:13 - What does Suspense for Data Fetching mean? 15:00 - How Transitions allow us do work outside of render 39:43 - Dealing with Timezone-dependent tests 46:45 - Modal routing in Next.js 48:15 - Snapshotting form data Links: Sam’s video on SuspenseAfterInitialRender suspend-react by pmndrs Sam’s thread on suspend-react Built-in suspense cache discussion Concurrent mode transitions Reddit example React forms

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