<ul><li>React Lazy Loading is a powerful performance optimization technique that helps reduce the initial bundle size of your application by splitting code into smaller chunks and loading them on demand.</li><li>There are two main features provided by React for implementing lazy loading: React.lazy() and Suspense.</li><li>Lazy loading can be implemented in different scenarios such as simple component lazy loading, route-based lazy loading, and using advanced patterns like custom loading component, error boundary integration, and preloading components.</li><li>Some best practices for implementing lazy loading include choosing the right granularity, grouping related components, and handling loading states gracefully.</li></ul>

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