Code splitting in react js | Original Tech Tonic | React JS #51
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📌 About this video:
Is your React app slowing down on initial load? 🐢
Are your JavaScript bundles too large? 📦
Time to turbocharge your app performance with Code Splitting and Lazy Loading! ⚡
In this video, we’ll break down:
🔪 Why Code Splitting?
✅ Smaller JS bundles
✅ Faster load time
✅ Only load what’s needed, when it’s needed
💤 React Lazy Loading with React.lazy() & Suspense
✅ Dynamically load components
✅ Show fallback UI while loading
✅ Seamless user experience
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