March 2018
Intermediate to advanced
320 pages
10h 22m
English
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Most applications require the ability to navigate between different pages during the lifecycle of the application. Typically, an application has at least a few basic pages, such as a login page, home page, user’s account page, and so forth. Routing is the term used to describe the capability for the application to change the content on the page as the user navigates around. Our previous chapter examples haven’t used routing; they’ve been limited to displaying all the content at once. ...
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