This week the React team introduced a new library feature: React.lazy() which replicate this library functionality by using newly introduced React concept: React Suspense for promise resolution and error boundaries for error management.
react-async-component has been a wonderful solution for my projects in the last year and I'm grateful for that. Now that it's solution has been integrated into the React core I think it would be suiting to inform users that use latest React that they can use lazy().
This week the React team introduced a new library feature:
React.lazy()which replicate this library functionality by using newly introduced React concept: React Suspense for promise resolution and error boundaries for error management.react-async-component has been a wonderful solution for my projects in the last year and I'm grateful for that. Now that it's solution has been integrated into the React core I think it would be suiting to inform users that use latest React that they can use
lazy().