Ironically, I bet that a lot of React-driven apps use try/catch on a regular basis. Despite not doing a deep dive into the topic, I believe React's "asynchrono

Ironically, I bet that a lot of React-driven apps use try/catch on a regular basis. Despite not doing a deep dive into the topic, I believe React's "asynchronous" (Suspense?) functional components actually throw Promises, and the runtime awaits them before re-rendering the component.