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code-splitting is a great feature that can reduce load timings
Lazy loading is a great way to optimize your site, and it does that by splitting your code at logical breakpoints, and then loading it once the user has done something that requires, or will require, a new block of code.
It is done by webpack behind the scenes, separating them into multiple files.
So the idea basically is to have a separate command in which the user can specify which component to be imported in the code-splitting way within the routes file. If the user specifies a component that doesn't exist he/she should be prompted with a suitable message.
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code-splitting
is a great feature that can reduce load timingsIt is done by webpack behind the scenes, separating them into multiple files.
So the idea basically is to have a separate command in which the user can specify which component to be imported in the code-splitting way within the routes file. If the user specifies a component that doesn't exist he/she should be prompted with a suitable message.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: