Loadable is a characteristic of a resource, such as a layer
- Monitoring the load status of the resource.
- Retrying the resource load if previous load attempts failed.
A loadable resource handles concurrent and repeated requests to load to accommodate the common practice of sharing the same resource instance among various parts of an app.
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Related terms
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