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Jun 19, 2024 ⋅ 9 min read

Using Next.js with Suspense to create a loading component

Suraj Vishwakarma I am an enthusiastic programmer who loves to write code and blog posts so that others can understand technology.

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One Reply to "Using Next.js with Suspense to create a loading component"

  1. What do you mean by “we haven’t used Suspense yet” when you have this line in layout.js file?
    <Suspense fallback={}>{children}

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