Hi,
I have collected many discussion threads about this.
One of the approaches is about the ui-router state resolve methods that can
load controllers dynamically
This is our problem.
I reference these loaders in my app.js. We have many such module loaders
and all the code is loaded in the browser when we view the first page.
This is recusively using require to load everything.
Is there a way to wait till a particular module's screen is requested
before loading the related code. This does not seem to be possible without
adding code to do this like the ui-router resolve method.
'../appmodule/moduleLoader',
'../appmodule1/moduleLoader',
, function(angular) {
'use strict';
return angular.module('mymodule', [
'app.appmodule',
'app.appmodule1', ]);
Thanks,
Mohan
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