dynamic imports

Discover the technique for dynamically importing JavaScript modules Have you ever encountered a scenario where you needed to load a JavaScript module dynamically? Perhaps you are attempting to load a module from a folder, but you are unsure of the folder’s name because it is generated dynamically. However, using code like this would not work: import test from folder + '/test.js' or import test from `${folder}/test.js` In such cases, you need to employ a technique called dynamic import....

Dynamic imports are a new and upcoming feature in JavaScript that offer a range of possibilities. Recently, I had the opportunity to use dynamic imports in a Next.js application for code splitting. While they are similar to static imports, there are a few differences worth exploring. To begin with, a static import of an ES Module’s default export follows this syntax: import moment from 'moment' In the case of named exports, object destructuring is used:...