In this video, we learn Lazy Loading in React using React Router DOM, a powerful technique to improve performance by loading components only when they are actually needed.
๐ Source code: https://github.com/coderzarea/react-routing/tree/main/lazy-loading
We implement lazy loading using React.lazy() and Suspense, and demonstrate how route-level lazy loading works in a real React Router setup.
๐ What youโll learn in this tutorial:
โ What lazy loading is and why it matters
โ How React loads components by default
โ Using React.lazy() for code splitting
โ Why Suspense is required for lazy-loaded components
โ Lazy loading routes with React Router DOM
โ Showing fallback UI while a component loads
โ Improving initial load performance in React apps
๐ This video is part of our React Router DOM Series, where we build routing concepts step by step with real-world examples.
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