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Add routing to React apps using React Router v4

  1. 1
    Run the React Router v4 Examples with Create React App
    2m 15s
  2. 2
    Create Basic Routes with the React Router v4 BrowserRouter
    6m 8s
  3. 3
    Use the React Router v4 Link Component for Navigation Between Routes
    2m 1s
  4. 4
    Style a Link that is Active with NavLink in React Router v4
    3m 50s
  5. 5
    Use URL Parameters with React Router v4
    2m 36s
  6. 6
    Use Regular Expressions with Routes with React Router v4
    1m 52s
  7. 7
    Parse Query Parameters in React Router v4
    3m 8s
  8. 8
    Render Catch-All Routes with React Router v4 using the Switch Component
    1m 24s
  9. 9
    Conditionally Render a React Router v4 Route with the Switch Component
    1m 15s
  10. 10
    Render Multiple Components for the Same Route in React Router v4
    2m 43s
  11. 11
    Render Nested Routes with React Router v4
    2m 17s
  12. 12
    Redirect to Another Page with React Router v4
    3m 50s
  13. 13
    Intercept Route Changes with React Router v4 Prompt Component
    2m 18s
  14. 14
    Understand the Difference Between the React Router v4 Router Types
    6m 25s

Render Nested Routes with React Router v4

Joe Maddalone
InstructorJoe Maddalone
  • react
    React15 - 16
  • react-router
    React Router^4.0.0

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With React Router v4 the entire library is built as a series of React components. That means that creating nested Routes is as simple as creating any other nested element in your application.

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