conditional-module-loading

Lazy loading in React fetches large JavaScript modules dynamically only when a specific feature is activated. This ensures modules are imported on demand, preventing them from bloating initial load times during the application's build process.

Conditional module loading is a performance optimization strategy that dynamically imports large data sets or code only when required by user interaction. Use it when modules are not always needed, to prevent unnecessary code from bloating initial load times.

Optimizing server-side rendering bundle size uses conditional module loading to prevent unnecessary code from being included in bundles. This improves build speed and reduces server load by fetching large JavaScript modules only when required.

Yes, lazy loading works with React state by triggering dynamic imports when a specific application state becomes true. This ensures large data sets are fetched only when required by user interaction or changes in application state.

The best way to load animation frames on demand is using conditional module loading. By importing the animation frames module only when the enabled state is true, you prevent large data sets from bloating initial page loads.