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@oyeanuj thank you!

I tried to explain it in the readme.

I also documented how to implement a delay and how to implement a timeout.

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@neoziro I saw this in the documentation.

react-loadable was the recommended way for React code splitting for a long time. However, today it is not maintained any more and it is not compatible with Webpack v4+ and Babel v7+.

I'm confused because I see commits on react-loadable, and it runs perfectly with webpack v4.
Except it is not real "open source", I'm curious to see currently any main difference from that library?

Thank you!

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"Commits"

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Better - compare this react-loadable fork, with react-loadable. That's the answer.

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Since september, just a readme commit. Issues disabled, tons of PR not merged. For me it means « unmaitained ». It does not handle all webpack 4 stuff (agressive code splitting), it is not compatible with React Strict Mode.

Also it is just facts, if you are confident about it feel free to use it!

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@oyeanuj @theKashey thanks!!

You're right. i didn't really pay attention to how "unmaintained" it is already.

Surely will try this library from now!

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