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The breakthrough for me was to start thinking of inputs like I think of network requests. Yes it is not from the network, but it is an async "request" with failure modes and latency.
This would be an interesting pattern with React Hooks. Hiding your form business logic behind a suspense boundary.
Would that unmount the tree (or lock the tree) during updates in concurrent mode though?
I think it depends on how you've set up your suspense boundaries/placeholders
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getNameInput() {
return new Promise(res => {
// listen for input
if (looksOk) {
res(val);
}
});
}
inputFlow() {
const name = await getNameInput()
}
