Lazy loading for performance in React

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[BrandonTomonGoogle]

In addition to suspense, it might also be wise to wrap this in an error boundary in case the request fails (who knows the user might have a really spotty connection)

[haithembensalem-qx]

Thank you so much for the great content, new subscriber 😊

[Wimmful]

You should name the variable differently since it makes wrong sense now. Something like 'isLazyComponentOn'

[AshtonMotana]

I tried that it and the component used had a query to fetch data and it appeared that because the component was lazy loaded, that performance was worse to fetch and render data because it had to receive the component first and then run the query, so lazy load wisely.

[aadityaa.]

Please please please make naore like this around react and thanks for this one...

[a.elghani]

We must protect this code with a <Suspense> no ?

[felipechaves]

Should suspense be used in conjunction?

[jhmesseroux]

Thanks
What the best way to change the document title using react bro ? Iam still using useeffect but I dont Know if it’s the best way to

[jashcodes]

Hello What theme are you using in vsocde?

[maheshgunjal]

NextJS does it automatically??
Or we have to use next/import.
Is this in new update?

[jacquelynecarmen]

So we can say React.lazy() fun like dynamic import module?

[nickwoodward]

so expensive as in 'a large amount of code' as opposed to expensive because of the calculation it's doing, right?

[haithembensalem-qx]

I thought this behavior is by default in this senior?

[im.maxmou]

What are we trying to optimize here? The computation or the bundle size?

Because if it’s just computation you could just simply wrap the component in a function and invoke the function in the ternary expression.