Description: Vue Router’s lazy loading is a technique that allows routes in a Vue.js application to be loaded only when they are actually needed. This means that instead of loading all components and resources at startup, they are loaded asynchronously when the user navigates to a specific route. This strategy significantly improves application performance by reducing initial load time and optimizing resource usage. Lazy loading is implemented using JavaScript’s `import()` function, which allows code to be split into ‘chunks’. By doing so, developers can create faster and more efficient applications, especially in large projects where the number of routes and components can be considerable. Additionally, this technique aligns with modern web development best practices, where user experience is prioritized and waiting times are minimized. Lazy loading not only enhances load speed but also facilitates code management, allowing developers to maintain a more organized and modular structure in their web applications.
