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# [Code Splitting in React: Route-Level vs Component-Level and What Actually Matters](https://izsk.hashnode.dev/code-splitting-in-react-route-level-vs-component-level-and-what-actually-matters?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Most teams split everything or nothing. Both are wrong.

Aug 31 · 12 min read · izsk.hashnode.dev  
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Senior Software Engineer with a unique foundation in IT operations. I have spent the last 7+ years building scalable UI architectures in React and TypeScript. I focus on bridging the gap between business intent and robust code by defining cross-team API contracts, setting product roadmaps, and owning frontend architecture. My writing explores the intersection of product leadership, system design, and the realities of modern web development.

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