Yeah, you can get a lot of features out of the same primitive. The primitive (called loadable fields, but you can think of it as a tool to specify a section of a query as loaded later) allows you to support: - live queries (call the loadable field in a setInterval) - pagination (pass different variables and concatenate the result) - defer - loading data in response to a click

And if you also combine this with the fact that JS and fragments are statically associated in Relay, you can get: - entrypoints - 3D (if you just defer components within a type refinement, e.g. here we load ad items only when we encounter an item with typename AdItem https://github.com/isographlabs/isograph/blob/627be45972fc47.... asAdItem is a field that compiles to ... on AdItem in the actual query text)

And all of it is doable with the same set of primitives, and requiring no server support (other than a node field).

Do let me know if you check it out! Or if you get stuck, happy to unblock you/clarify things (it's hard for me to know what is confusing to folks new to the project.)