How concurrent rendering changes the way React feels
Concurrent rendering is easier to reason about when you see it as interruptible preparation with an atomic commit—not as background threads for components.
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Concurrent rendering is easier to reason about when you see it as interruptible preparation with an atomic commit—not as background threads for components.
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