The useState
functions we wrap in useTransition
function wrappers can be passed around to components like any callback.
Instead of making all of your components aware of Concurrent Mode, you can provide wrapped callbacks and continue compatibility with both legacy and future React code.
"At this point, you know everything that anyone knows about React Suspense" (!!!) I suspect that is not exactly true, but it's good to hear.
ha! truth. I should have said "now you know all of the APIs around React Suspense". this would have been more accurate, as only a handful of people who know significantly more about the implementation.