Easy Loading Screens with Vue Suspense Components

Suspense components are one of the well-known features in Vue 3. They allow our app to render some fallback content while waiting for asynchronous components – letting us create a smooth user experience.

Thankfully, Suspense components are extremely simple to understand and start using in your components. They don’t even require any additional imports!

By the end of this tutorial, you should know:
- What Suspense components are
- When to use them
- How to use them

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[alnahian]

That's why I love Vue so much ❤ Thanks for making our lives much easier 🌟

[allaghi]

Another great tutorial, I am wondering if you could make one for passing props to route components with function mode.

[typ_cratz]

I came across your videos today, lots of things to learn here! :) Thanks for the great content

[SashaFishter]

Great article. Do you always put async function outside of setup method? Is there any advantages when putting those functions inside setup?

[guipe]

Hey friend, how is going ??. Your videos are really aswome . Can you do a video showing how to use vue-pagination with vuejs 3 ??

[goatfryed]

How would you handle a reload capability in case of error handling or even indepedently? I guess I could change the key of the #default slot to throw it away and force a reload, but for other cases i assume that i'd keep the old loading state handling. Is there a smarter way to approach reload scenarios that use Suspense?

[darwinllacuna]

how to add defineprops in composition API?

[cjmaaz]

When it will get out from experimental phase?

[clementebri]

Seems suspense isn't ready for production yet?

[yoskokleng]

sir can u make a tutorial vuejs 3 from scratch to advance ? your explaining are very clear. thank you !!

[TodorescuProgramming]

please start using lint in your code... also it's a bad practice to use abbrevs.... errMsg ref should have the full name: errorMessage... notice how bad it is? abbreviations was above