In a single-page application, how can dynamic imports optimize loading times for different components?
- Load components synchronously in the main bundle.
- Use dynamic imports to load components lazily when they are needed.
- Preload all components during the initial page load.
- Use static imports to include all components in the main bundle.
Dynamic imports allow loading components asynchronously when they are needed, reducing the initial loading time and improving performance. This is particularly useful in single-page applications where not all components are required immediately.
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