While splitting code with Webpack, you notice that two routes share a significant amount of code. How can you ensure that the shared code is not loaded multiple times for users?
- Combine the code for both routes into a single file.
- Implement server-side rendering to avoid code duplication.
- Load the shared code using a CDN for faster delivery.
- Use Webpack's code splitting with dynamic imports to create a shared bundle.
To prevent shared code from being loaded multiple times, you should use Webpack's code splitting with dynamic imports to create a shared bundle. This ensures that the shared code is loaded once and reused across routes as needed. Combining code into a single file doesn't achieve code separation and may result in larger bundles. Loading via CDN and server-side rendering address different issues.
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