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Angular Spring Camp Vol. 2 – 2025 Edition: The Missing Intro of the @defer Block by Enea Jahollari
Description
The Angular Spring Camp Vol. 2 (2025 Edition), hosted by the Angular Love Community, gathered developers from across the globe for a day of in-depth Angular learning and technical exchange.
As part of the event, Enea Jahollari, Software Engineer at PushBased, presented “The Missing Intro of the @defer Block.” His session provided a clear and practical overview of Angular’s @defer block — a feature designed to improve render performance through deferred template loading.
Enea demonstrated how @defer can optimize initial load times and enhance user experience by allowing developers to load non-critical content only when needed. Through live examples and implementation tips, he outlined how this feature fits within modern Angular architecture and performance strategy.
🔗 Watch the recording: Enea’s session starts at 1:07:00
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