Introduce <RSCImage /> component #95
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Now that both
loading=lazyandaspect-ratioare broadly supported (> 93% of browsers) we can avoid complex JS to achieve lazy-loaded images with placeholders!The new
<RSCImage />is a React Server Component that generates a single<picture />element and utilizes the browser's nativeloading="lazy".All the examples have been consolidated into a single SPA React application to ensure a straightforward maintenance process: https://deploy-preview-95--react-datocms-example.netlify.app/