These frameworks should be architected to support async/await scenarios natively instead of all these convoluted workarounds. Promises/async have ben around long enough.
EDIT: JS is already dynamic. If a function returns a promise then it should be awaited and render blank or nothing in the vdom. This is obvious, except in JS where architecture prefers synchronous-only design with async being an afterthought.
EDIT: JS is already dynamic. If a function returns a promise then it should be awaited and render blank or nothing in the vdom. This is obvious, except in JS where architecture prefers synchronous-only design with async being an afterthought.