Chapter 5. View composition and layout
This chapter covers
- An introduction to layout design
- Steps for composing views
- A guide to designing complex routes
- Insight on how to deal with nested and sibling views
So far you’ve learned some of the basic nuts and bolts of creating a single-page application. During this journey, you learned how to modularize your code and how to use the power of an MV* framework to create the views that your users see and interact with. You also discovered the vital role routers play in your application: they not only allow the natural navigation features of the browser to work with your single page but also provide a way to configure the functionality and views associated with your application’s URLs.
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