Conquer navigation state with React-router and Redux
Okay, and so what? Wait up!… Source: https://blog.logrocket.com/conquer-navigation-state-with-react-router-and-redux-f1beb9b8ea7c
Tag: React Router
My react routing structure
I build frontend applications and APIs often, usually I use a variety of tools, but react has been something I find interesting, enabling me to build fast and quick, although I could argue that vue matches it word for word, but that’s not the argument of the day, enough of the react vs Vue bullsh… […]
Code Splitting with React and React Router
Code splitting has gained popularity recently for its ability to allow you to split your app into separate bundles your users can progressively load. In this post we’ll take a look at not only what code splitting is and how to do it, but also how to implement it with React Router. It’s 2018…. Source: […]
Beginner’s Guide to React Router 4
React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. With the React paradigm, every piece of the UI is a component that manages its on self-contained state (data) and functions. React, like other front-end JavaScript frameworks, is useful for creating Single Page Applications (SPAs)…. Source: https://medium.freecodecamp.org/beginners-guide-to-react-router-4-8959ceb3ad58
All About React Router 4
I met Michael Jackson for the first time at React Rally 2016, soon after writing an article on React Router 3. Michael is one of the principal authors of React Router along with Ryan Florence. It was exciting to meet someone who built a tool I liked so much, but I was shocked when he […]
React Router: Scroll Restoration
In earlier versions of React Router we provided out-of-the-box support for scroll restoration and people have been asking for it ever since. Hopefully this document helps you get what you need out of the scroll bar and routing! Source: React Router: Declarative Routing for React.js
Managing state and connecting to an Api with Redux and Axios
Our React application is coming along nicely. We’ve got a basic front end all set up and we’re ready to make a call to the test api endpoint that we created in the last article. This tutorial is going to focus on setting up and using Redux as well as Axios so that you can make a call to […]
Redux and React-Router v4: a Tale of Two Datastores
As the intended audience of this post, you might know that Redux puts all of your application state in a single store, using a beautiful… Source: Redux and React-Router v4: a Tale of Two Datastores
React server-side rendering with React-router v4 and Webpack v2 (post not finished yet)
Here is how I do react server-side rendering with react-router v4. Source: React server-side rendering with React-router v4 and Webpack v2 (post not finished yet)
Understanding a Simple React, React-Router and Redux Application in ES2015. Includes Hot Module Replacement and much more. – Javascript Jedi Padawan
Learn how to set up a react and redux application. Includes hot module replacement with webpack Source: Understanding a Simple React, React-Router and Redux Application in ES2015. Includes Hot Module Replacement and much more. – Javascript Jedi Padawan