After focusing on loads with synchronous methods, this recipe is in charge of making asynchronous heavy loads totally clear.
For a while, imagine what will happen if a Triple-A RPG game has to load a graphically awesome world where the final boss is waiting for you while spitting tons of different hungry flunkies. In the context of this chapter, it is a 10 second loading time with a decent machine. The player is freaking out because of the hype generated by his friends. You cannot disappoint him with an eternal black screen, or he will panic thinking the game is broken. However, if you satisfy him a little by providing a dynamic loading screen where some kind of teaser is revealed, his adrenaline will start pumping. What's the moral of the story? The player needs to receive continuous feedback. Nonresponsive interfaces are not okay.
The sample shown in this recipe will illustrate how to take advantage of loading resources asynchronously by displaying a reactive loading...