On: Zero-Bundle-Size React Server Components

[no_wizard]

I know this is old now by a day but to add on,

Is it possible you could document why then react doesn’t handle plan promises natively? You can conditionally return a promise there by not incurring the cost of the sugar of async/await

Also related: why wouldn’t generators be a good fit for some of these use cases? Especially since iterating over data is a common action. I imagine this would be easier to integrate into the framework for things like this

[samc98 → no_wizard]

> why wouldn’t generators be a good fit for some of these use cases? Especially since iterating over data is a common action. I imagine this would be easier to integrate into the framework for things like this

I think this is answered by Seb, in the "Contributing to Fiber" issue in the React Repo: https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/7942#issuecomment-2...

But maybe things have changed since then!

I suspect that "why doesn't react handle plain promises natively" would be addressed in the RFC detailing the whole "let's throw a promise" thing.