perf(layouts): lazy load the footer for better perf

[arunanshub]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Performance Improvements
  • Implemented lazy loading for the footer component to enhance page load times.

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Walkthrough

The recent update focuses on enhancing the website's performance by implementing lazy loading for the footer component. This optimization ensures that the footer is loaded only when needed, contributing to faster page load times and a smoother user experience.

Changes

File	Change Summary
layouts/default.vue	Replaced <TheFooter /> with <LazyTheFooter /> for lazy loading the footer component.

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In the world of code, where rabbits hop,
We made a change, a tiny swap.
<TheFooter /> now takes a lazy nap,
<LazyTheFooter /> steps in, no gap.
Faster loads, a smoother slide,
In our digital burrow, we take pride.
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f24a1ec and 363c50c.

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• layouts/default.vue (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 1

layouts/default.vue (1)

• 8-8: The change to implement lazy loading for the footer component by replacing <TheFooter /> with <LazyTheFooter /> is a positive step towards improving the application's performance. It's important to ensure that <LazyTheFooter /> is properly defined and that the lazy loading mechanism is correctly implemented. Additionally, consider any Vue.js specific best practices for lazy loading to further enhance performance and user experience.