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Debatable approach @TkDodo what do you think🥸

More tutorials with useQuery please

Will do I love react-query! if you want the BEST course out there on it I suggest

Interesting approach. 🤔 What are the pros and cons of this? How then do we get those error & loading states in some child component N, if we really need them? Finally, how does it scale & look like when you have a list of useQuery wrappers?

useSuspenseQuery is enough...

Isn't this what suspense is for? Kind of defeats the purpose of using react-query in this case.

This example focuses on components that use the query hook data from the cache, in that case there is no loading/error state as the data is already there.

I don't think is over engineer tho, why do you think that? curious to hear your thoughts