Chapter 9. Understanding Vue Router
This chapter covers
- Understanding client-side routing
- Understanding Vue Router
- Adding Vue Router to a project
When a single-page web app grows large, you might decide to split the UI into different views. You can use Vue Router to add client-side routing to handle navigation between views without causing a page reload.
This chapter is an introduction to Vue Router for readers who aren’t familiar with the library. You’ll learn about server-side routing, client-side routing, and Vue Router. At the end of the chapter, you’ll add a bare-bones Vue Router setup to the Hacker News app.
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If you already have experience with Vue Router, you can skip ahead to chapter 10. You will need to check out the ...
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