Improve Your React App's Performance w/ Lazy Loading!

Many people probably don't know that React loads all imports regardless if they render or not. However, with lazy loading, you can fix this and improve your web app's performance.

[TrevoltIV]

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[harshitprasad]

You also need to add a fallback on the lazy loaded component, plus add ErrorBoundaries in order to handle any unforseen errors while loading the component

[goosfraba-man]

Youtube Shorts are super helpful for learning. Thanks!

[IsraelCountryCube]

I should keep praying to God so I can excellence in intellectual and physical achievements. Oh God I have abilities, gifts for both! Thanks.

[parvezshaikhjr]

Can we see all those pages being compress or minified on page load in the network tab!?

[slliks]

Would this still work well assuming you have a separate import file for all your imports, then export them to the pages that need them

[ban_droid]

i know this is a shorts, but damn it didn't even tell the module name from where that lazy is imported, atleast give the details on the code

[jixster]

Ok. Ive seen many videos about HOW to do this. Im still wondering WHEN I should

[ayeshashaikh]

Why to use router when you can make algorithm don't know about other
But I do that🗿

[bernardus]

Import? Simple pheasant I put allll my code in my App.jsx. no need for Components or needles jsx files.