We can update the URL in JavaScript. We’ve got the APIs pushState and replaceState:
// Adds to browser history history.pushState({}, "About Page", "/about"); // Doesn't history.replaceState({}, "About Page", "/about");JavaScript is also capable of replacing any content in the …
And by “we’re”, I mean us, front-end developers ;)
Here’s the website that goes with this talk.
This is a talk I put together where I postulate that, over time, the breadth of what front-end developers are able to do …
In this post, we’ll be using an ecommerce store demo I built and deployed to Netlify to show how we can make dynamic routes for incoming data. It’s a fairly common use-case: you get data from an API, and you …
There are situations where keeping a reference to the last route a user visited can come in handy. For example, let’s say we’re working with a multi-step form and the user proceeds from one step to the next. It would …
Plenty of tutorials exist that do a great job explaining how Vue’s official routing library, vue-router, can be integrated into an existing Vue application. vue-router does a fantastic job by providing us with the items needed to map an …
This post is going to dig into to React Router 4, how it's so different from previous React Router versions, and why that is. My intentions for this article aren't to rehash the already well-written documentation for React Router 4. I will cover the most common API concepts, but the real focus is on patterns and strategies that I've found to be successful.
A bit of a wordy title, huh? What is server side rendering? What does it have to do with routing and page transitions? What the heck is Nuxt.js? Funnily enough, even though it sounds complex, working with Nuxt.js and exploring …
This tutorial is the first of a three-part series on React by Brad Westfall. When Brad pitched me this, he pointed out there are a good amount of tutorials on getting started in React, but not as much about …
