Video Description
If you are looking for a best-in-class routing option for React, look no further than React Router 4. It provides a great library for your React or React Native projects with a simple syntax. In this course, we’ll explore the basics of Router 4 and apply them to two projects: a React web application and a React Native application. We’ll explore the library in detail, covering subjects such as basic routing, linking, code-splitting, animation in routing, and much more. Learners must have JavaScript ES6 standards experience and basic React app development experience.
- Explore and understand all of the basic capabilities of React Router 4
- Learn how React Router 4 applies to web React applications
- Discover how React Router 4 applies to React Native applications
Emmanuel Henri weaves web wonders at Québec City-based Manny Designs. A full-stack developer with 20 years of experience in programming, technology, and design, Manny's toolbox includes JIRA/Atlassian tools, agile methods, Meteor, React, Node, JavaScript, Swift, HTML, CSS, MongoDB, and MySQL. He holds a BS in Computer Science from Athabasca University.
Table of Contents
- Introduction to the React Routing Course 00:00:45
- Tools and Editors for React Routing 00:02:05
- React Base Project 00:05:21
- Basics of React Router 00:03:36
- React Native Uses 00:00:57
- Create the React Routes 00:07:08
- Code Page 1 for New React Router 00:04:47
- Use Link for React Navigation 00:07:05
- React Route with Params 00:07:53
- Set up 404 with React Router 00:05:24
- Where Do You Go from Here with React Router? 00:02:20