React Router

React Router

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1. Conceptual Overview

Learn the theoretical basics of concepts such as URL, domain, protocol, query parameters, and more. Understand the significance of routing in web applications and why we need the React Router library.

What is Routing

What is the React Router?

URL in Practice

2. Basic React Router Concepts

Discover how to create an entire React application from scratch, with the ability to display content that adapts based on the URL using React Router functionality.

Installing React Router

Enabling Routing Functionality

Defining Routes

First Steps Recap

Importing Components with Lazy Loading

Implementing a Fallback Component

Second Steps Recap

Creating Navigation

Exploring the Complete React Router Logic

React Router Basics Sum Up

3. Advanced React Router Concepts

Explore using query strings for sharing and managing application state via URLs, work with different data types in query parameters, and leverage React Router for navigation and effects based on URL changes.

Setting Up a React Component

Inspecting Recent Changes

Working with Query Parameters

Integrating useSearchParams Hook

Course Summary: Mastering React Router

Course Content

React Router

Second Steps Recap

Let's pause and review our progress in our project so far.

One important aspect we need to address is the absence of navigation buttons that allow users to navigate between different pages easily. While our routing functionality is in place, users currently cannot trigger these routes.

In the upcoming chapter, we will address this issue by introducing navigation buttons and demonstrating how to use the Link component from React Router.

1. What is the primary purpose of using the `lazy` function in React?

2. What benefit does lazy loading of components provide in a React application?

3. In React `Suspense`, what does "fallback" mean?

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