With suspense it will be seamless, you can split at any point and it will work. And bundler will decide how to pack modules together. And you can use github.com/guess-js/guess, to predict what to prefetch. It's like a magic
That sounds a lot like [Require.js]requirejs.org), if you are loading all async then you will made the initial load slower.
But definitely having code splitting easier to do is awesome, if you can just add a single line and create a new splitting point that's is definitely useful.
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I'm not sure whether I love or hate fully automatic code splitting.
I definitely see the edge being more and more powerful and custom, along with service workers.
Where code runs will be more and more important in this sense.
With suspense it will be seamless, you can split at any point and it will work. And bundler will decide how to pack modules together. And you can use github.com/guess-js/guess, to predict what to prefetch. It's like a magic
Wow, that is incredibly cool.
That sounds a lot like [Require.js]requirejs.org), if you are loading all async then you will made the initial load slower.
But definitely having code splitting easier to do is awesome, if you can just add a single line and create a new splitting point that's is definitely useful.