Great, I have one question If I want to navigate from home page to about page (which is lazy loaded), and while about page is being resolved, to remain on the. home page and show some loading overlay, how can I do that ?
Thanks although... I don't know... I did everything you've said and verified it million times... There is no display of "Loading" on the screen at slow loading.. How come?
First of all, thanks for the video. I just have one question: If a have an application with a lot of routes, instead of using React.Suspense Wrapping all the routes that I'm lazy loading, should I wrap each route in its own React.Suspense ?
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Thanks for sharing this. The testing is awesome since it proves that the lazy load does work ❤
Glad to hear that!
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Excellent video.
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Make video comparing these and when to use which one: useEffect, useLayoutEffect, useMemo, useCallback
I already have:
useEffect: ruclips.net/video/Z8V-hZDhIQ0/видео.html
useMemo: ruclips.net/video/hGvxRaEkhkE/видео.html
useCallback: ruclips.net/video/6u724jwS6PA/видео.html
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy your way of explaining is very good, you deserve more viewers !
Great, I have one question
If I want to navigate from home page to about page (which is lazy loaded), and while about page is being resolved, to remain on the. home page and show some loading overlay, how can I do that ?
The page that is being resolved is about and not home. You are already redirected.
thanks for the example
Happy to help!
Thanks although...
I don't know... I did everything you've said and verified it million times...
There is no display of "Loading" on the screen at slow loading..
How come?
There is source code in the description which might help.
First of all, thanks for the video.
I just have one question:
If a have an application with a lot of routes, instead of using React.Suspense Wrapping all the routes that I'm lazy loading, should I wrap each route in its own React.Suspense ?
That depends on your project/logic and use case.
very good
Thank you!
Amazing, Thaanks
You are welcome!
planning to make a mern stack course with typescript as you did with angular??
Hi, it is in the list but it won't come in the nearest future as I spent 5 months time on the last course and I need a pause.
make video about your dev workflow
I already have that
ruclips.net/video/YrLiugDhCuk/видео.html
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