Replaced third-party lazy-loading implementation with native lazy-loading for improved performance

[rodriguescarson]

Replaced third-party lazy-loading implementation with native lazy-loading for improved performance.

Performance Benefits:

• Reduced JavaScript Overhead: Native lazy-loading is handled by the browser, eliminating the need for additional libraries and reducing the initial JS load.
• Optimized by the Browser: Modern browsers automatically optimize native lazy-loading, resulting in better performance and lower memory usage.
• Improved Initial Load: By leveraging native lazy-loading, we reduce the number of unnecessary requests, improving page load times, especially on slower connections or devices.
• No Extra Dependencies: This change removes the need for third-party libraries like react-lazy-images or react-lazy-load-image-component, making the codebase simpler and more maintainable.

This change leverages the built-in loading="lazy" attribute in React for images, which provides a significant performance boost by deferring image loading until they're close to the viewport, optimizing the user experience on initial load.

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[rodriguescarson]

Hello Mainter, can you let me know the problem, why the build failed?

[rodriguescarson]

Replaced third-party lazy-loading implementation with native lazy-loading for improved performance.

Performance Benefits:

• Reduced JavaScript Overhead: Native lazy-loading is handled by the browser, eliminating the need for additional libraries and reducing the initial JS load.
• Optimized by the Browser: Modern browsers automatically optimize native lazy-loading, resulting in better performance and lower memory usage.
• Improved Initial Load: By leveraging native lazy-loading, we reduce the number of unnecessary requests, improving page load times, especially on slower connections or devices.
• No Extra Dependencies: This change removes the need for third-party libraries like react-lazy-images or react-lazy-load-image-component, making the codebase simpler and more maintainable.

This change leverages the built-in loading="lazy" attribute in React for images, which provides a significant performance boost by deferring image loading until they're close to the viewport, optimizing the user experience on initial load.