Routing
Explore the fundamentals of routing in Vue.js using Vue Router to manage navigation without page reloads. Understand how to define static and dynamic routes, use RouterView for displaying views, and RouterLink for navigation. Gain hands-on experience adding routes and handling dynamic URL parameters within a Vue single page application.
Every web application relies on routing to enable users to navigate around the application.
Vue routing offers client-side navigation, which means that changes to the URL are managed within the application without the need for a full-page reload. This results in faster and smoother navigation within the application as well as better performance and user experience.
Vue Router
The Vue Router is the library dedicated for managing routing in the Vue SPA. With Vue Router, we can define routes for the application and map each route to a specific component. This allows the Vue application to render the appropriate component when the user navigates to a specific URL. Vue Router also provides features like dynamic route matching, nested routes, and route transitions.
How it works
The code sample below shows ...