Code Splitting in React vs Angular

What is code splitting and how does it work in React and Angular?

Code splitting is a technique used to split your code into smaller chunks, which can be loaded on demand. In React, it can be achieved using dynamic imports and React.lazy, while Angular uses the Angular Router to load modules lazily.

What are the benefits of using code splitting in these frameworks?

The main benefits include improved load times, reduced initial bundle size, and better performance, especially for large applications.

Are there any drawbacks to code splitting?

Yes, potential drawbacks include increased complexity in managing multiple bundles and the possibility of loading delays if not implemented correctly.

Can you give examples of when to use code splitting in a project?

Certainly! Use code splitting for large applications with multiple routes, or when you have components that are not always needed at startup, like admin panels or user dashboards.