For the last year, I have had a little blue elephant staring wishfully at me from my book shelf. Recently, it got to a point where I couldn’t let those beautiful eyes stare any longer. I decided to read Learn You a Haskell for Great Good. This post is going…

Fetching data, showing loading states and rendering responses are traditionally all responsibilities of the React developer. Announced at JSConf Iceland, the new “Suspense” feature moves many of these responsibilities into React itself. My first reaction to this announcement was one of irrational fear-of-change. “These are things a developer can already…