react-router increases your productivity
summary
React Router is a React routing library that actually maps UI flows to URLs and ships working code: over 1,000 commits and community contributors, examples include auth flow demos that use transition.redirect and transition.retry to remember destinations, a form demo that uses willTransitionFrom with transition.abort to avoid lost input, and nesting that lets components wrap routes while decoupling nested routes from nested URL segments. Uploader notes server-side rendering and partial application loading as advanced techniques; adoption is roughly a quarter of React installs.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:31ReactRouter
- 5:07React is awesome for building user interfaces...
- 8:34rpflorence/react-nested-router
- 10:06Nesting
- 15:31URLs should be part of your design process
- 16:11Transitions
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