I appreciated your honest opinion. I'm way too invested to move away, but I've often felt that things are getting overengineered, with the layers of complexity

I appreciated your honest opinion. I'm way too invested to move away, but I've often felt that things are getting overengineered, with the layers of complexity endlessly accumulating - real progress should be making things simpler. That said, React Suspense looks like it's an improvement of a common pattern, simpler to write and understand. Perhaps it's achieved by pushing the complexity "down" into the library, instead of letting the user manage it every time. My hope is that one day, all the lessons from React will be incorporated into browsers themselves, to clear the field for saner web development. Seeing how Web Components is going though, I'm not holding my breath..