Lazy Loading in Angular 12

We're building a lazy loading app 2 ways:

1) starting from scratch,
and
2) turning an existing app's components into lazy loading modules.

Timestamps:

0:00 - intro
0:25 - lazy loading in a new app
2:26 - lazy loading an existing app

[rodneytapit]

Great idea to demo creating LL from scratch using CLI, AND converting existing eager loading app to LL. Good, clear tutorial - thanks.

[lflewwelling]

Thanks Ryan, this helped me get lazy loading working in our angular JS / Angular 12 hybrid application.

[danielzaiser]

Awesome, i think this should be the preferred design pattern for any app, so when the user comes directly to any subpage, he will only load the necessary components, and only upon navigation we load more.

[mohammedlotfelilah]

clear, concise, easy to follow with. Great tutorial and I hope we see more videos like this soon

[andrebueno]

Hey, congrats from Brazil. Thanks for this video it help me a lot!

[Nahomersom]

Good video tnx a lot, keep making videos.

[figueduff]

Hi, excellent, very clear and easy to understand. thanks!

[chtulurr]

I absolutely love your videos. I hope you will upload some higher resolution videos in the future. The code is visible, but it's a lot better on 1080p.
Thanks!

[meraku]

Hey great video ! Just one suggestion, if you could slow down alittle in speaking speed it will be even better.. Got to watch it a few times for the concept to gel... (watched it on 0.75 speed worked great!)

[HM_Milan]

Thank you please make a video how we use shared module with lazy loading

[fozangardezi]

Hi, I am having issue in the loadChildren import statement. If I add the import statement everything else disappears. without this statement everyother route is working.

[RayZde]

Angular should make lazy loading by default. I would like to see how you implement2 different templates. One template for Unauthorized users, and one for Authorized users.