This is very handy for people! The concept of code splitting and lazy loaded components is 👌👌👌
However react supports lazy loading out of the box and doesn’t need a third party packages to do this, so my advice would be to stick to the official documented route if possible.
However Lazy covers only component level splitting.
"Other libraries" have already implemented library-level splitting in form of renderProps or resource level splitting in form of hooks, which let you reduce you bundle size even more.
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This is very handy for people! The concept of code splitting and lazy loaded components is 👌👌👌
However react supports lazy loading out of the box and doesn’t need a third party packages to do this, so my advice would be to stick to the official documented route if possible.
reactjs.org/docs/code-splitting.html
However
Lazycovers only component level splitting."Other libraries" have already implemented library-level splitting in form of
renderPropsor resource level splitting in form ofhooks, which let you reduce you bundle size even more.