diff --git a/example/start-csr/src/pages/intro.rs b/example/start-csr/src/pages/intro.rs index f97e210..3a9133b 100644 --- a/example/start-csr/src/pages/intro.rs +++ b/example/start-csr/src/pages/intro.rs @@ -12,18 +12,18 @@ pub fn Introduction() -> impl IntoView { ">
Broadly, a Query is an async request for data, bound to a unique key. You often (but not always) "don't" own that state on the client. -
+Leptos Query manages and simplifies async state for you on the client (through the use of Queries)
+ What is a Query? What is Async State? +A Query is an async request for data, bound to a unique key.
- "We'll" call this state Async State
.
+ "We'll" call this data Async State
.
Here are some common properties:
Very often in programming highly dynamic web apps, you end up creating a client-side state machine to keep some
Async State
- in sync with the actual source of truth (usually the server/database or the browser).
+ in sync with the actual source of truth (usually a server/database).
- This helps make your app "feel" more responsive, with instant updates and the like. + This helps make your app "feel" more responsive, providing instant updates and the like.
"Here's" where a Leptos Query comes in.
-
- Leptos Query is a client-side Query Manager, helping you manage
- Async State
for highly dynamic and interactive Leptos web apps, which handles all of the above problems.
+ Leptos Query helps you manage Async State
for highly dynamic and interactive Leptos web apps, which handles all of the above problems (and more!).