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- Loadable Components - React code splitting
The recommended Code Splitting library for React
- Code Splitting in React – Loadable Components to the Rescue
Enter Loadable Components in React To solve this problem, we have loadable components, a library recommended by the official react docs I won't get into the configuration part, as the official documentation has enough examples and steps that cover what you need to know Let’s look at it from a code perspective
- Loadable Components: A Comprehensive Guide
Learn about the power of loadable components and how they can transform your web applications by improving loading times and user engagement
- Code Splitting in React Using React Loadable - DigitalOcean
React Loadable is a library by @jamiebuilds that makes it easy to implement code splitting in React and that embraces React’s component model It accomplish its magic using dynamic imports and webpack automatically splits dynamic imports into separate chunks when bundling Let’s quickly go over how to use React Loadable Installation
- Getting Started - Loadable Components
Loadable lets you render a dynamic import as a regular component That's it, OtherComponent will now be loaded in a separated bundle! The recommended Code Splitting library for React
- @loadable component - npm
React code splitting made easy Latest version: 5 16 7, last published: 24 days ago Start using @loadable component in your project by running `npm i @loadable component` There are 800 other projects in the npm registry using @loadable component
- @loadable component - Loadable Components
It can be customized to make a loadable component where the imported component is not the default export, or even where a different export is chosen depending on the props For example: export const Apple = () => 'Apple!' export const Orange = () => 'Orange!'
- loadable-components - npm
Webpack allows modern code splitting via the dynamic import syntax Loadable Components makes it possible to use that awesome feature with React It is compatible with react-router and server side rendering The API is designed to be as simple as possible to avoid useless complexity and boilerplate
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