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Code splitting reduces the amount of JavaScript downloaded initially by dividing the application into smaller bundles.
Code splitting reduces the amount of JavaScript downloaded initially by dividing the application into smaller bundles.
Common techniques include code splitting, lazy loading, tree shaking, dependency optimization, and importing only required modules.
Large bundles increase download, parsing, compilation, and execution time, negatively affecting performance.
Tree shaking removes unused code from the final bundle, reducing its overall size.
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