
Master react router v6 by building a real world online bookshop single page app, exploring component-based routing, protected routes, dynamic and nested routing, url parameters, and crud operations.
Gain basic knowledge in react.js and JavaScript, install Node.js and npm, manage dependencies, and use VS Code to edit and run the course code.
Set up a React project with Node.js, npx create-react-app, install dependencies via npm install, and run npm start to explore React Router v6 and frontend-backend communication using a proxy.
Learn to replace 404 messages with a redirect to login using React Router DOM's Navigate component, routing users based on authentication, and explore dynamic, static, relative, and absolute navigation.
Learn to build a reusable navigation bar for a React Router v6 app, using Link for admin and books paths, and styled-components to style active links.
Learn how to implement dynamic routes with React Router v6 by creating an id-based path, a book component, and outlet rendering for dynamic navigation.
Learn to access route params in React Router v6 by using the useParams hook to extract the id from dynamic routes and fetch the corresponding book data.
Learn to implement dynamic book editing routes in React Router v6 by fetching a book by id, populating an edit form, and handling errors with navigation and history replacement.
Welcome to the only Udemy course teaching React Router from zero to mastery!
In this course I teach you everything you need to know about React Router v6 as a react developer by building a real-life project from the ground up. With this course you will master all the complex React routing concepts with concrete real-life examples as we move on a full-stack building an online book shop single page application.
I will walk you beyond the information that you can find in the documentations and blogs and teach you industrial best practices with real-world scenarios that do make sense for you and level up your skills as a React developer for real.
You will learn how to implement different types of component-based routing into your application along with other scenarios such as protected routes and authentication.
Most of the resources out there, only mention React router as a side-tool in their courses but in this course all the materials are meant to teach you the React router API with all the best practices and some of the hidden tips that I learned the hard way in my career life as a React developer, to prepare you for developing your React projects as an expert.
First we explore the basic concepts such as declaring a path, adding some styles based on the active path and how to deal with 404 routes.
Then we move on to learning navigation and using elements such Link and Navlink in React Router v6.
After that we touch on advanced topics in React routing including nested routing, dynamic routing, fetching data based on URL parameters and more.
Finally, we implement a complete set of CRUD operations against a backend server to experiment all the React routing features related to CRUD operations and see a lot of routing best practices for enhancing our data fetching and CRUD operations.
So, hopefully I will see you in the course to start leveling up your React Routing Skills.