← Back to context Comment by noir_lord 5 years ago https://svelte.dev/tutorial/await-blocks Explains it better. 1 comment noir_lord Reply hunterb123 5 years ago His point is you don't have to read some project's documentation to know how some "await blocks" work.With JSX you can use native JS features instead, you only need to know the language.For example, instead of looking up how to loop in the template syntax, you use an iterator.
hunterb123 5 years ago His point is you don't have to read some project's documentation to know how some "await blocks" work.With JSX you can use native JS features instead, you only need to know the language.For example, instead of looking up how to loop in the template syntax, you use an iterator.
His point is you don't have to read some project's documentation to know how some "await blocks" work.
With JSX you can use native JS features instead, you only need to know the language.
For example, instead of looking up how to loop in the template syntax, you use an iterator.