Modern Routing
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Explains how browser history APIs like pushState/replaceState and location parts (path, search, hash) become the objects routers match against, demonstrates that URLSearchParams is buggy in Safari while Firefox decodes for devs and users, and shows why always encoding parts matters. Shows how route patterns turn into regexes and how routers use path scoring (70 for static segments, ~16 for dynamic, +5 for custom regex) to rank matches, then hands those matches to components for rendering.
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