What is Lazy Loading?
A lazy loading is close to a smart, resourceless helper who understands precisely when to bring an item from the storage room, but it’s just a few seconds before he or she responds. As a component of web developing, lazy loading holds in reserve some resources e.g. images, code or even interactive elements until the time they are needed for use or interaction.
Visualize you just happen to escape in an article online where you observe a set of pictures. Instead of loading up all the images at once before showing the full text, on the other hand, lazy loading exerts the capacity to load only the required number of images that can be viewed immediately.
How to Use ORM Caching and Lazy Loading Wisely
This is the world where web development moves at a high pace, and development speed counts—how much time during which you can be only you, improving your performance. From the variety of techniques provided, two major ones come out with a lot of power ORM caching and lazy loading.
However, there are some issues before following the details of “how” ORM caching and lazy loading work; in other words, how these might join to result in the best performance ever achieved and outlining some ways for their reasonable implementation.