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Micro Frontends Architecture with Module Federation · Lesson

Bundle Size Reduction Techniques

Apply various techniques to minimize the size of your application bundles, including tree-shaking and code splitting.

Why Bundle Size Matters

Ever noticed a website taking a long time to load? Often, the size of its "bundle" is a major culprit!

A bundle is all your application's code and assets packed into one or more files. Larger bundles mean more data to download, which slows down your app, especially on slower connections or mobile devices.

Inside Your Webpack Bundle

When you build a web application with tools like Webpack, it takes all your JavaScript, CSS, images, and other files and combines them. This combined output is what we call a bundle.

Think of it like packing a suitcase for a trip. You want to fit everything you need, but you also want it to be as light and manageable as possible!

All lessons in this course

  1. Lazy Loading Micro Frontends
  2. Bundle Size Reduction Techniques
  3. Caching Strategies
  4. Prefetching and Preloading Micro Frontends
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