I thought so too for a while, but after using concurrent mode a bunch I came to agree that the usecases it’s built to support (rendering fallback UIs while asyn

I thought so too for a while, but after using concurrent mode a bunch I came to agree that the usecases it’s built to support (rendering fallback UIs while async processes occur) actually do belong as first class citizens in the framework. It’s the kind of this you implement yourself over and over again. And often the async processes you’re waiting for are React components themselves to load and parse. I’ve come to like the implementation too. I’m glad to see it mature and I like how they’ve taken their time with it.