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Other tools available for code splitting - React.js Tutorial
From the course: React: Server-Side Rendering
Other tools available for code splitting
- [Instructor] Code splitting is built in as part of Next.js, and if you're curious about the advanced features related to code splitting, such as Dynamic imports, feel free to explore this page. For example, Dynamic imports is a great way to lazy load your application, which basically means it loads the components as the user scrolls through the page. You have other tools that can improve performance, like AMP Support and Static HTML Support. I would strongly suggest you browse through these subjects to see what fits your needs. And if you build an application that doesn't use Next.js and still would like to leverage code splitting and other tools like Next.js, take a look at Webpack, which is the tool used behind the scene by Next.js. So you can pretty much leverage Webpack to do bundling and adding functions to performance purposes without doing SSR. And finally, if you're not a fan of Webpack, the alternative is…
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