My man just explained the whole react-router through a story-like continuous manner

Petition to change the title of the video with React Router 6 in a nutshell. Anyway, thank you for this tutorial

This has to be one of the most high-quality easy-to-understand React Router tutorials on the internet. Good stuff man! 🔥

I cant believe. A lot of teachers have 1 hour or almost 4h videos a lot of theory what I didn't understand but now I get that finally. Thank you

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Hands down, the best, most informative video on how to implement React Router 6 the proper way. Thanks, brother.

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Finally! I came across for an hour looking for some clear implementation with react router6 in a proper way! Thank man!

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I'll be honest here, I haven't really touched React and React Router for quite a while because I was busy with WebGL and R3F and threeJS so I've become rusty, but thanks to your videos I honestly got speed up to date despite documentations existing. This is easier to digest and read compared to their docs imo. Definitely worth a subscribe!

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great Explanation in flow, each concept was connected to previous concept....We want one more video on React-Router 2

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wasn't a COMPLETE tutorial but definitely taught me some new stuff. Good video!

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It was much needed. The best video on React router 6

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An excellent introduction to React- Browser-Router, so clearly explained. Thanks, Darius. {2024-05-30}

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Great tutorial, thank you man!

Thanks for this great video. Please consider adding Forms, loaders, actions as well.

Great and simple explanation!

This is a great way to get started with react router though with the constant update on react i feel youll need to do an update course soon. good job

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Thank you a million times! Your video is so clear that I could just use react-router-dom in my project too! But I have problem of setting default page "/city" rather than "/", I checked severl methods like add index: true, use Navigate to redirect, , and set the basename as the documention said, but none of them worked, I used Browser router at last...

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Great video! I'm glad that RRv6 finally started getting more coverage lately, especially with the addition of Data APIs (loader). I would be curious to hear your opinion on the loader Data API in general, so I'm looking forward to a potential future video :D What do you think about the Data APIs in RRv6 in projects where there's already state management (e.g. RTK)? Do you feel that it gets kind of "confused" in the paradigm (declarative TS with React vs declarative React only) in your opinion or you see it as a viable synergy between RTK Query (or tanstack react query) and RRv6 Data APIs for example? I definitely see a little paradigm confusion + not enough TS support in RRv6's Data APIs, but it can also be a cool synergy for sure with RTK's caching in a project that already uses Redux (or tanstack otherwise). Maybe it needs a little bit more time to fully settle down... A "quick" example of a working project with deferred loader (RRv6 Data API) using RTKQ and TypeScript: // loaders export const itemsLoader = (() => defer({ dataAsync: store.dispatch(api.endpoints.getItems.initiate()).unwrap() })) satisfies LoaderFunction; // using npm i react-router-typesafe for type inferrence for the useLoaderData, error hooks and RRv6 Await component in React 18 Suspense, etc. // router ; export const Items = () => { const { dataAsync: itemsLoaderAsync } = useLoaderData(); // Note: it will be strongly typed based on the loader automatically return ( {/* Note: items will be strongly typed automatically to the type coming from the query in the loader, e.g. Array */} {(items) => items.map((item) => {item.description})} ); }; export const ItemsLoading = () => Loading items...; export const ItemsErrorBoundary = () => { const routeLoaderError = useRouteError() as FetchBaseQueryError; const isValidError = isRouteErrorResponse(routeLoaderError) || isFetchQueryError(routeLoaderError); return ( {isValidError && routeLoaderError.status === 'FETCH_ERROR' && Error: Connection to API failed} {isValidError && routeLoaderError.status === 400 && Error: Bad Request} {isValidError && routeLoaderError.status === 404 && Error: 404 Not found} ); }; export const isFetchQueryError = (error: unknown): error is FetchBaseQueryError => isObject(error) && 'status' in error; // the end All of this could have been done with just the RTKQ's useQuery hook that already has {data, loading, error} and split into the 3 components directly inside without React Router at all, but then with this approach we can throw errors in the loader or in the component and they will bubble up eventually to the RRv6's route's errorElement which is much safer and can be used like old-school error boundaries from OOP React + the Await component also has an errorElement prop that can utilize the same but for example with an optional boolean `fromItemsComponent` prop and render even more personalized errors inside the error boundary vs the more generic fallback when bubbled up to the route's errorElement while using the same component which again reuses the idea of error boundary from OOP React but in a much more powerful way (also as a functional component), so I see a lot of benefit in RRv6 Data API vs simply RTKQ or tanstack react query. I think it's quite cool to be able to use the best out of both worlds - modern State Management hooks (e.g. rtk caching and ability to write automated queries or manual async thunks /e.g. for tokens/) and React Router 6 Data API hooks when state management is not needed in the respective component. Both state management like RTKQ and RRv6 Data Loaders already allow us to ditch useEffects for fetching which is a huge step forward to what we had years ago, but I'm curious to see where the whole RRv6 Data API combined with modern state management redux/rtk/saga/tanstack/zustand will go and if one or the other will become obsolete entirely or many projects will find the more verbose synergy between the two still useful going forward with React 19 and potentially after improving the TS support on RRv6 Data API (since even with custom typesafe enhanced hooks it's not fun, e.g. RRv6's class DeferredData in LoaderData is still not exported and unusable as a type). Great times to be a TS frontend dev for sure. Looking forward to React's ecosystem in 2025 for sure, haven't given up on it yet

Great explanation thank you

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Thank you so much brother ❤😊 please more videos like this 😅

great teacher 🧑‍🏫

nice and easy explanation.

keep making *more stuff* man, yeah docs have more in-depth explanations but it's simply not viable for one to go through every doc just to use/learn some features, there's just too many things to learn & cover. More content would be helpful as it's like outsourcing the learning. And thanks your contents have been very helpful.

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Great video!! thanks!

Very good tutorial!!!

good clear lesson

Great tutorial 👏

Hi, great video. One question, where to place header and footer to work with the new version of react router. Having NavLink inside the header and the header outside of my RouterProvider gives an error due to NavLink. Tkx

thanks well explained how you would do a navbar without specifying other components as children of nav component

Awesome tutorials

Great work.🎂🎂😀

Muchas Gracias Broder

Great vid!

Hi, can you please tell us what is the best way to do the type for useRouteError since it returns an "unknown" type? Thanks

Hey!! Can you tell me what extension you were using while creating path,objects etc.

excellent tutorial thanks a lot if you make a more advanced tutorial it would be very appreciated 🙏

Thank you very much, very useful! Good job. I have two questions: 1. Are you using Bootstrap for styling? 2. Why are you using Visual Studio Code instead of Webstorm? (I think Webstorm is much more convenient)

im too lazy to understand from docs, it was helpful and fast haha

Really nice content. Kindly make a video on how to plan a react web app from scratch.

Hello! Thank you very much for the video! Please tell me what library you use to use css at 8:55. please share your library. Sorry for my possibly strange English. I translated from Russian using a translator.

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Thanks!