Optimizing AngularJS Page Loading:<\/p>\n
Optimizing web-applications for faster performance often include reducing network activities, reducing send and receive requests over the network\/internet, and reducing data downloads. Minification of JavaScript, CSS, and HTML files can help with that. AngularJS kind of forces to write minification safe JavaScript, and writing array style and annotation based function declaration is recommended.<\/p>\n
Creating partial templates and loading related templates in combination may help. Probably, need some experiment and planning before than doing it on the fly. Two ways to preload templates 1. <script> tag 2. $templateCache<\/p>\n
You may want to read one of our other articles on optimising landing pages for AngularJS single page applications by using ng-cloak, and ng-bind.<\/p>\n
Using Asynchronous script loader such as Require.Js does not improve the performance a lot [according to the book as listed in the reference section]. Hence, so far, AMD is not recommended with AngularJS.<\/p>\n
You can check how to use Require.JS in your applications at : http:\/\/requirejs.org\/docs\/start.html . You may want to use them in non-AngularJS projects. The idea is, you have to have a consistent project directory structure esp for JavaScript files as recommended and specified by Require.Js. In your, HTML file you refer to the main.js file, single entry point for loading JS code. In that main.js, you will use Require.JS esp. require() to load other JS files asynchronously and as required by your application.<\/p>\n
To use Require.JS with JQuery, you can check the following resource. The adoption may need different considerations for a new project or for adapting existing code for Require.JS
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