You are building a large e-commerce application and you want to ensure that certain modules, like the Checkout module, are only loaded when the user navigates to that section. How would you achieve this?
- Dynamic import() in JavaScript to load modules asynchronously
- Lazy loading with Angular Routing
- Using Webpack code splitting during the build process
- Using ngModule imports in Angular module configurations to control module loading
In Angular, you can achieve lazy loading of modules, such as the Checkout module, using Angular Routing. It allows you to load modules on-demand when a specific route is accessed, improving performance by reducing initial load times.
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