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Yes, you can load code on-demand in your React application using the
React.lazy
function. This is a technique known as lazy loading, which optimizes the performance of a website or application by loading only the necessary resources when they're needed, instead of downloading everything at once.
Here's an example of how you can use React.lazy
for route-based code-splitting:
In this example, Home
and About
will be broken off into their separate bundles. These bundles will be loaded when any of the page routes attached to the component is loaded.
You can also use React.lazy
for component-based code-splitting. This is useful for components that are not attached to the application's page route, such as Modals and Asides.
For more information, you can refer to this guide on React Lazy Loading (https://refine.dev/blog/react-lazy-loading).
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