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01. Introduction
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02. Setting up, and first route
6m 7s
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03. Anchor generation
4m 4s
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04. HTML5 history mode
3m 10s
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05. Dynamic routes
3m 36s
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06. Named routes
4m 46s
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07. Route object information
3m 56s
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08. Redirecting
8m 50s
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09. Push vs replace
2m 29s
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10. Navigating with the go method
2m 48s
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11. Decoupling with props
8m 12s
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12. Nested routes
10m 55s
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13. Active page classes
10m 22s
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14. Router link customisations
5m 33s
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15. Getting a URL from a named route
2m 37s
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16. Redirecting at the route level
5m 25s
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17. Global 404 page
2m 4s
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18. Navigation guards
11m 19s
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19. Setting page titles
15m 4s
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20. Fetching content before rendering
14m 37s
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21. Responding to route updates
3m 58s
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22. Scroll behaviour
6m 58s
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23. Route transitions
4m 46s
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24. Watching for route changes
8m 45s
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24 episodes•2 hrs 31 mins•7 years ago
Overview
To build full JavaScript applications, you'll need routes. Vue Router is the official router for Vue, with effortless integration and powerful features. This course will cover everything you need to know.
Alex Garrett-Smith
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