A library designed to make it easier to implement `Lazy Loading` in `React` applications. It allows components to load only when they become visible on the screen, providing a way to monitor the entry of elements into the viewport.
A type-safe dependency injection container with lazy loading and caching
A collection of reusable React components designed to streamline development and enhance user interfaces.
A Webpack integration tool for CoCreate applications, enabling file watching, automated chunking, lazy loading, and file uploading. It leverages CoCreate.config for streamlined project builds and development workflows.
A Rollup integration tool for CoCreate applications, enabling file watching, automated chunking, lazy loading, and file uploading. It leverages CoCreate.config for streamlined project builds and development workflows.
React Component to lazy load images using a HOC to track window scroll position.
Image lazy load library for Angular 15+.
A hackable lazy loader for Angular components
React Component to lazy load images using a HOC to track window scroll position.
A package for lazy loading components and images, providing virtualized rendering to improve client-side performance.
Lazy components that dynamically load on mount
Lightweight micro dependency injection container
Image element with sizing and preloading options.
React Component to lazy load images using a HOC to track window scroll position.
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Core functionality for ReChunk dynamic code loading and chunk management in React Native
This Component Makes lazy loading images a breeze with both loading element and error element by taking care of loading and error handling within the element
Image lazy load library for Angular 2+.
A Svelte action that monitors an element enters or leaves the viewport or a parent element. Performant and efficient thanks to using Intersection Observer under the hood.
Provides the ability to use custom-elements as if they were natively supported by the browser.