⚡ Bolt: Lazy load non-default tabs for faster initial load - #6
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💡 What: Refactored
ProjectsTab,ExperienceTab, andTerminalTabto useReact.lazy()with dynamic imports instead of static imports, wrapping them in a<Suspense>boundary.OverviewTabremains eager-loaded.🎯 Why: To reduce the initial JavaScript bundle size required to render the application. The tab contents are only fetched when the user navigates to them, significantly improving the initial Time to Interactive (TTI) and overall loading performance.
📊 Impact: Decreases the initial load size by deferring several heavy chunks associated with the non-default tabs until needed.
🔬 Measurement: Verify with
npm run buildand checking the chunk sizes (e.g. noting the separation ofExperienceTab,TerminalTab, andProjectsTabinto distinct JS chunks), or check the Network tab in DevTools to confirm deferred loading.PR created automatically by Jules for task 18129047635301157378 started by @RootDeveloperDS