Lazy Leptos: WASM code splitting for fun and profit
JavaScript web applications minimize initial load times by splitting your application code into multiple bundles, which can be lazily loaded as you navigate around the site. Historically, apps compiled to WebAssembly (WASM) from languages like Rust have not had the same ability. This video shows off some newly-released features of Leptos, a framework for developing interactive web applications in Rust, which allow WASM binary splitting and lazy-loading for the first time. Find out more: Leptos: https://leptos.dev Leptos docs: https://book.leptos.dev lazy_routes example: https://github.com/leptos-rs/leptos/t... Leptos Discord: / discord

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