Use dynamic imports to improve the performance of your nextjs app

Hey everyone, it's Aditya Singh here. In this video, I'll show you how to boost your Next.js app's performance with dynamic imports. We'll tackle reducing the bundle size and speeding up load times, all in a few easy steps. If you're looking to enhance your web development skills, make sure to hit that subscribe button for more tips and tutorials. Let's dive into optimizing our apps together!
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[@codeChuck]

Cool stuff! A new Next.js feature ```ts import dynamic from 'next/dynamic'; const DynamicComponent = dynamic(()=>'path/to/Component', { ssr: false }); ... ```

[@SweepAndZone]

Great info brother

[@SwapnilSoni]

Amazing:) on point and solid explanation

[@AdityaSinghCodes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dhrumilbhaido2071]

nice content, keep it up!!

[@AdityaSinghCodes]

Appreciate it!

[@chandraprakashtiwari2268]

Very useful video

[@AdityaSinghCodes]

Glad you liked it

[@user-nl3jz1ew8c]

Amazing Aditya. You are always been a great leader .Thanks for uploading this interesting information to learn and grow more

[@AdityaSinghCodes]

It's my pleasure

[@rashitiwari3547]

very useful . learnt a lot from this video👍🧨🧨🧨

[@AdityaSinghCodes]

Thank you

[@Herxh428]

What is the vs code extension code looks so clean ??

[@AdityaSinghCodes]

It is not an extension but a bunch configuration options I have set in vscode. BTW the theme is Dartpad.

[@pubgudit7290]

Thanks this video was extra helpful

[@AdityaSinghCodes]

Glad it helped

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