You are tasked with improving the performance of an Angular application. One strategy is to split the application into smaller, feature-specific modules. How would you implement lazy loading for these modules?
- Define modules in the main application file and load them dynamically
- Manually load modules when needed
- Use Angular's loadChildren route configuration
- Use a third-party library for lazy loading
To implement lazy loading for feature-specific modules in an Angular application, you would use the loadChildren route configuration to load modules on demand.
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