Client Side Routing

• tags:
  • WebApps
  • FrontEnd Understanding client side routing by implementing a router in Vanilla JS – Will Taylor Blog What it is: no full page reload, but there is still an address that we can change.

you have to use the history object and you update the state anytime sth changes.

you need to have a routes object, where u just store the routes and the pages or template that you will be serving when the router matches the route

const routes = [
  {
    path: '/',
    template: '<h1>Home</h1>'
  },