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Please update howto for lazy loading a component #829
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Angular 2 is changing a lot, i think they will probably delay it a bit more until an official release, making docs for something that could easily change in a few weeks or months is time consuming. |
Did you find any updates on this? See #967 |
I actually have Lazy loading working with child pages included, i think with RC.6 is rather easy. |
@Luchillo example? |
@paralin Here's mine, just starting a showcase repo but routes are working: https://github.com/Luchillo/Luchillo-tech-showcase |
Why u dont use https://github.com/Quramy/angular2-load-children-loader ? (for webpack 2) with es6-promise its look like, export const appRoutes: Routes = [
{path: "", component: MainHomeComponent},
{path: "about", component: MainAboutComponent },
{path: "sub", loadChildren: "es6-promise!./sub.module#SubModule"}
]; |
Me? this repo? anyway it's to be more in sync with the future of JS, At the end it is roughly the same result, only that the |
just modify this code to imports section, replace this: more information at here: |
I can't bring lazy loading to work. The description here is very poor and should be updated for new router:
https://github.com/AngularClass/angular2-webpack-starter/wiki/How-do-I-async-load-a-component-with-AsyncRoute
Please have a look at my stackoverflow question, would be great to get some hints for the implementation.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38736366/how-do-i-async-load-a-component-with-asyncroute-in-webpack
Best regards
westor
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