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# [Async Svelte: Using await Directly in Your Components](https://grimicorn.hashnode.dev/async-svelte-using-await-directly-in-your-components?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Every Svelte codebase eventually grows a little pile of scaffolding around asynchronous data. A let data = $state(null), an $effect that fetches and assigns, a loading flag, an error flag, and a {#if

Aug 31 · 5 min read · grimicorn.hashnode.dev  
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