This is why you should lazy load routes and components in Vue

[@BeniRoseMusic]

This is pretty cool and I've always wanted to do this, but I feel like there's a lot missing here. What about when using a bundler like webpack with multiple entry points? What is serving the lazy-loaded code? In your network tab it looks like webpack-dev-server is responsible for serving that, but no one's deploying their app running on webpack-dev-server. Is there documentation covering the "rest of the owl" here?

[@jondoe79]

Your content is superb 👍

[@JohnKomarnicki]

Thank you!

[@meggi8048]

i think the js community has gone to far optimizing things which are not necessary. the most scaleable option to deliver content over net is having it static generated and prebundled and having less requests. one bigger static hosted bundle ships much faster than any runtime optimized delivered code chunks. storage is cheap, bandwidth is broad... but cpu and ram is expensive. i mean its cool than you can do this stuff, but it really is beyond practical usecases.

[@paws7983]

Very inspiring!😮🤯

[@nested9301]

NUXT does this by default

[@shareefhassan8197]

Today I learned something

[@edam748]

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[@ДенисКуликов-м3о]

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