Lightning talk from Kamlesh Chandnani
summary
Claims that progressive loading cuts initial bundle size and improves perceived performance and shows concrete webpack configs: splitting out vendor, async route chunks and the runtime and using dynamic import statements. Uses React Router v4 limitations as motivation and builds a small open source library called reactcable/reaction cable that loads async bundles at runtime; demonstrates it with numbers (example 106 KB small app, warns multi‑MB bundles) and recommends react‑loadable or react‑universal‑component for SSR.
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