Dynamic Imports (import())

Creating a centralized module registry or import management system is a best practice for managing complexity with dynamic imports: 1) A central registry makes dynamic import patterns more consistent across the application, 2) It can abstract away the details of module loading, caching, and error handling, 3) It provides a single place to implement advanced patterns like preloading or retrying, 4) It simplifies testing by providing a clear place to mock dynamic imports, 5) It helps track which modules are loaded and their status, 6) It can provide consistent loading indicators and error handling, 7) It makes it easier to implement analytics around module loading performance, 8) This approach is particularly valuable as applications grow and dynamic imports become more numerous.