Course Content
React Router Essentials
React Router Essentials
1. Understanding React Router and URL Structures
2. Implementing React Router in a React App
Overview of the Multi-Page WebsiteInstalling React RouterEnabling Routing in a React AppDefining Routes for NavigationRecap: First Steps in React RouterOptimizing Imports with Lazy LoadingImplementing a Fallback ComponentRecap: Second Steps in React RouterCreating and Managing NavigationExploring React Router's Complete LogicRecap of React Router Fundamentals
Final App
We've successfully incorporated query string functionality into our app, offering dynamic interactions and sharing capabilities through the URL. Let's summarize the key takeaways:
- Four Pages: Our app now boasts four pages, each serving a distinct purpose. From the "Home" page to "Products," every component plays a role in influencing the user experience;
- Query Parameters: By examining each page, you can observe how query parameters affect the content and functionality, particularly in the "Products" page, which showcases dynamic filtering based on query parameters;
- User Interaction: Explore how changes in the query string lead to real-time updates in the application, enhancing the user experience;
- Hands-on Practice: Take the knowledge you've gained and apply it to your projects, experimenting with query strings to create engaging, data-driven web applications.
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