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December 1, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Advent of Code 2025 day 1 solved using only the type system of TypeScript.
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What is the actual batching/entanglement semantics of React transitions? The docs seems to suggest that they always get combined to a single global one but that does not seem to be true.
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Is the @ricky.fm help desk open again?
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Is the @ricky.fm help desk open again?
React transition entanglement
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November 30, 2025 at 8:14 PM
What is the actual batching/entanglement semantics of React transitions? The docs seems to suggest that they always get combined to a single global one but that does not seem to be true.
codepen.io/GabbeV/pen/p...
Is the @ricky.fm help desk open again?
codepen.io/GabbeV/pen/p...
Is the @ricky.fm help desk open again?
Reposted
This fix for this is so slick: instead of reverting back to the old behavior where Suspense fallbacks have to wait for suspended siblings to render, the new feature commits fallbacks immediately, then schedules a render for the siblings after to "pre-warm" the lazy requests in the tree.
[email protected] is out today with a replacement for sibling pre-rendering. Give it a try and maybe we can ship React 19 soon?
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[React 19] Disabling prerendering siblings of suspended components breaking common pattern · Issue #29898 · facebook/react
Summary I'm creating this issue to continue the discussion that spawned in the already merged PR (#26380) Several community members have raised concerns about this change and it has gained traction...
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November 14, 2024 at 10:07 PM
This fix for this is so slick: instead of reverting back to the old behavior where Suspense fallbacks have to wait for suspended siblings to render, the new feature commits fallbacks immediately, then schedules a render for the siblings after to "pre-warm" the lazy requests in the tree.