The important part btw is that in Concurrent Mode we can interrupt a render in the middle if user does an interaction, and handle that interaction first. Without blocking the thread.
This is something setTimeout is incapable of helping with. Because even if you delay the work, at some point it’s still gonna block.
In either case this example is very simplified and doesn’t illustrate the subtle difference as much. We’ll prepare our own examples when the features are stable.
This is something setTimeout is incapable of helping with. Because even if you delay the work, at some point it’s still gonna block.
In either case this example is very simplified and doesn’t illustrate the subtle difference as much. We’ll prepare our own examples when the features are stable.