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Implement React Code Splitting to improve page loadtime #407

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ashuvssut opened this issue Jan 17, 2021 · 7 comments · Fixed by #409
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Implement React Code Splitting to improve page loadtime #407

ashuvssut opened this issue Jan 17, 2021 · 7 comments · Fixed by #409
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@ashuvssut
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ashuvssut commented Jan 17, 2021

refer here to react code splitting examples.

In Code splitting User only downloads the files related to the page he is visiting instead of loading the entire site's files.
It improves loadtime in react

Right now this app has just one page. so code splitting is not required. But, I will implement code splitting so that in future contributors can add pages that will have this code splitting.

I want to work on this feature. Please assign me this.

--(DWoC and SWoC Participant)

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After this, I can put a documentation on describing the file structure of this project's current file structure. But, first this Issue's PR is a must to support the documentation.

@anushbhatia
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You want to use webpck rollup and Browserify in this too?

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Sure you can impove the current structure

@ashuvssut
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You want to use webpck rollup and Browserify in this too?

No, actually I dont know about these three. I will look into it.
For now , i will do whatever the React Code splitting documentation has taught me.

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You want to use webpck rollup and Browserify in this too?

No, actually I dont know about these three. I will look into it.
For now , i will do whatever the React Code splitting documentation has taught me.

okay go ahead

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After this, I can put a documentation on describing the file structure of this project's current file structure. But, first this Issue's PR is a must to support the documentation.

Use Docusaurus or MkDocs for documentation

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@ashuvssut This is a great thing to incorporate into our project

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