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With our application scaffold established in the last article, let's use Vue's official client-side routing library, **Vue Router**, to enable routing in our application.

Hassan Djirdeh

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Scaffold out our app's pages with React Router

Brittany Chiang

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Learn the basics of writing Express route handlers

Brittany Chiang

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In this lesson, we're going to install React Router

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With the basics in place, this lesson is all about extending the Admin Console with parameterized routing and query strings.

Rob Kendal

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React Router is a routing and navigation library that bolts onto to React. We'll explore what it is and how it works.

Rob Kendal

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We have already learned how third-party components fit with Reagent. In this chapter, we'll implement React Router in the Tinycanva app.

Shivek Khurana

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We'll discuss the small changes that can be made to use some of the new Hooks that React Router provides.

Jing Chen

Hassan Djirdeh

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In this lesson, we build the UI for the NotFound page shown when a user ever navigates to a route not defined in our app.

Jing Chen

Hassan Djirdeh

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React Router is a popular community-built library that provides a set of navigational components to help create routing within React applications. In this lesson, we'll use React Router to declare the main routes and the components that should be shown in these routes for our TinyHouse client application.

Jing Chen

Hassan Djirdeh

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In this lesson, we'll use the routing capabilities Express gives us to create GET and POST routes that interact with the mock data array we've established.

Jing Chen

Hassan Djirdeh

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With our application scaffold established in the last article, let's use Vue's official client-side routing library, **Vue Router**, to enable routing in our application.

Hassan Djirdeh