I don't agree. Dealing with asynchronous API calls in a generic manner is, in my experience, non-trivial. It's been a little while since I've tried it, so maybe

I don't agree. Dealing with asynchronous API calls in a generic manner is, in my experience, non-trivial. It's been a little while since I've tried it, so maybe things have changed, but when I tried this, the React server rendering API converted the immediate rendering of the component to a string, which means you effectively have to pre-load all the relevant data outside the React app, which may be really difficult depending on how you've architected your app. All the other stuff is pretty easy, though. :)