Thanks for sharing. As someone who's done React for years (and webdev since 1998) but yet to do more w/ Suspense than read about it, it seems to me like [Suspen

Thanks for sharing. As someone who's done React for years (and webdev since 1998) but yet to do more w/ Suspense than read about it, it seems to me like [Suspense + Hooks] is an area where we're still some distance from solid idioms and established best practices. Maybe the APIs will undergo further refinement before that happens. As for magic (which, if good, decomposes into sane primitives), you might be right. But in general I appreciate the degree to which React's evolution over time has trended towards reducing the cognitive overhead of lifecycle concerns and state mgmt solutions. (To say nothing of reconciliation, which I'm perfectly happy to enjoy, whether it's voodoo or not.) /ramble