Hi Guys, not really an issue...but more a request for guidance.
I'm getting around to upgrading an angular app to cli 6.x and moving away from esri-system-js.
It's basically a map and some menus and has heaps of esri dependencies through out.

As such it would be a real pain to have to load modules using this pattern everywhere:

loadModules(['esri/views/MapView', 'esri/Map'])
.then(([MapView, Map]) => {
  // do stuff
});

Even using await it's not so nice to have scattered everywhere.
I've created a service to inject around that can encapsulate this and a list of modules I'll want to load straight away or lazily. They're in this gist - https://gist.github.com/nickcam/162f3a375206737e5b5e42fc638c0fd8

This will allow creating a new arcgis object like so where the service is injected:
let map = new this.esri.Map({ //whatever params// });

To lazy load:

await this.esri.load(["SimpleMarkerSymbol"]);
let sms = new this.esri.SimpleMarkerSymbol();

This seems ok-ish, the overhead is adding every module to the modules list and creating a property on the service for each module (for typings and ease of calling).

I can't help but feel it's a bit shit though...so before I crack on and rewrite a bunch of stuff wanted to check if you have any better ideas??
I have checked out the other issues in this repo - particularly this one, #71, which I think is similar, but not quite as succinct as I would have hoped.

Also any examples of using typescript 2.9 import() yet?
Thanks heaps!