Vue 3 Router

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Nertil Poci

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:38

02. Getting Started with Vue Router

02. Overview.mp4

02:22

03. Why Do We Need a Router.mp4

05:23

04. Installing and Configuring the Vue Router.mp4

05:13

05. Handling 404 Cases.mp4

05:09

06. Customizing Router Links.mp4

04:24

07. Summary.mp4

01:13

03. Managing Components Using the Vue Router

08. Overview.mp4

00:57

09. Organizing Application Layout Using Views.mp4

03:24

10. Rendering Child Components Using Nested Routes.mp4

06:46

11. Matching Routes with Dynamic Parameters.mp4

08:31

12. Updating Component State on Route Changes.mp4

04:46

13. Passing Props to Components Using the Vue Router.mp4

05:11

14. Summary.mp4

01:23

04. Extending Application Routes Using Vue Router

15. Overview.mp4

01:09

16. Using Redirecting and Aliases.mp4

04:35

17. Using Named Routes.mp4

03:06

18. Managing Application Layout Using Named Views.mp4

05:30

19. Removing the .Sharp from the URL.mp4

03:48

20. Summary.mp4

01:22

05. Interacting with the Vue Router Programmatically

21. Overview.mp4

00:58

22. Creating a Go Back Button.mp4

05:30

23. Navigating to Routes Programmatically.mp4

03:42

24. Adding Custom Meta Properties Using Meta Fields.mp4

04:33

25. Summary.mp4

01:15

06. Handling Transitioning and Scrolling

26. Overview.mp4

01:13

27. Adding Transitions to Router Views.mp4

04:47

28. Applying Transitions at Route Level.mp4

03:08

29. Applying Dynamic Transitions.mp4

04:38

30. Controlling Scrolling Behavior with Vue Router.mp4

03:47

31. Summary.mp4

01:23

07. Lazy Loading and Route Guards

32. Overview.mp4

01:00

33. Understanding the Vue Router Navigation Lifecycle.mp4

05:16

34. Customizing Navigation Using Navigation Hooks.mp4

07:46

35. Implementing Authentication Guards.mp4

03:26

36. Lazy Loading Route Components.mp4

05:00

37. Summary.mp4

01:12

Description

This course will teach you how to add navigation to your Vue.js web applications using the Vue Router.

What You'll Learn?

Modern applications are continuously growing in complexity. Even the smallest application is made up of multiple components that are either visible or hidden based on the view of the user.

In this course, Vue Router, you’ll learn how to configure routing in your Vue.js applications using the Vue Router.

First, you’ll start by installing and configuring the basic application routes, as well as handling Page Not Found cases.

Next, you’ll learn how to manage component state via the router.

Then, you'll explore how to pass props to components, how to access route params from the component, and how to listen to route change events to update the component state.

Once you have your application setup, you'll discover how to extend your routing by adding nested routes to render components within other components and interact with the Vue Router API programmatically using JavaScript to navigate the user to different components based on different application events.

By the end of this course, you will be able to implement complex routing scenarios in your Vue.js applications.

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Nertil is a freelance software architect working with different companies around the globe to help them bring their products to market. He has a master’s degree in computer science with a focus in software architecture. One of his main passions is discovering new tools and libraries that exists out there. Knowing what tools are available building apps much easier and gives you the confidence you need when challenging task comes along. Nertil enjoys building practical open source apps in his spare time, it’s how he stays up to date with the latest technologies and contributes back to the open source community.

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