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Async components for lazy loading in Vue - Mini Project: Build & Apply

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Async Components for Lazy Loading in Vue
📖 Scenario: You are building a Vue app that shows different sections on demand. To make the app faster, you want to load some parts only when needed.
🎯 Goal: Create a Vue app that uses an async component to lazy load a ProfileCard component only when it is shown.
📋 What You'll Learn
Create a Vue app with a showProfile boolean state
Create an async component called ProfileCard using defineAsyncComponent
Add a button to toggle showProfile
Render ProfileCard only when showProfile is true
💡 Why This Matters
🌍 Real World
Lazy loading components helps speed up web apps by loading parts only when needed, improving user experience.
💼 Career
Understanding async components is important for building efficient Vue apps and is a common skill required in frontend developer roles.
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Set up Vue app with showProfile state
Create a Vue component with a showProfile state variable initialized to false using ref. Use script setup syntax.
Vue
Need a hint?

Use import { ref } from 'vue' and then const showProfile = ref(false).

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Create async component ProfileCard
Import defineAsyncComponent from 'vue' and create an async component called ProfileCard that loads from './ProfileCard.vue'.
Vue
Need a hint?

Use defineAsyncComponent(() => import('./ProfileCard.vue')) to create ProfileCard.

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Add button to toggle showProfile
Add a button element with a click event that toggles showProfile.value between true and false. The button text should be 'Toggle Profile'.
Vue
Need a hint?

Use @click="showProfile = !showProfile" on the button to toggle the boolean.

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Render ProfileCard only when showProfile is true
Inside the template, add a <ProfileCard /> component that only shows when showProfile is true using v-if.
Vue
Need a hint?

Use <ProfileCard v-if="showProfile" /> to show the component only when true.