In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about the new proposal for React, what the basics of it are, why it’s being proposed, and some benefits and issues it brings up.

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Show Notes

00:13 Welcome
01:39 Sponsor: Sentry
02:41 Auth0
03:57 A bit more auth
05:24 New RFC
RFC: First class support for promises and async/await
08:30 What are the basics of this proposal?
10:12 Scott gets a little Svelte-y
11:44 Why is this being proposed?
17:14 Infinite loop possibility
18:44 Why is Svelte API better in this use case?
Tanstack
Smooshgate

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