DEMO: Webpack Flush Chunks + React Universal Component 2.0 🚀
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This project is a demonstration of universal code-splitting and server-side rendering using the Universal family of packages, including react-universal-component, webpack-flush-chunks, and babel-plugin-universal-import. It showcases how to dynamically import React components, handle CSS chunks, and enable Hot Module Replacement (HMR) for both JavaScript and CSS files. The demo is intended for developers looking to implement universal rendering and code-splitting in their React applications.
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React package for working with the DOM.
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