Learn React Router v6 - Full Course

[@syedismail4896]

This is NOT the latest version!! v6.4 is the latest which replaces BrowserRouter, Routes etc. Please like this comment so others can also know

[@Hari-mr1st]

What is it replaced with

[@iamtharunraj]

Omg I was looking for a course on React Router. Thank you!!

[@aliston_gomes]

this is the old version of the Browser Router current version is 6.4

[@AhmadIbrahim-v2n7e]

Thank you for the good work Now I understand everything about react routing

[@DaMayorProduction]

You guys are awesome, I have been looking for a comprehensive video on routing. Much love

[@hamaadafzal2490]

Sir thanks for that video kindly make a complete react course

[@JirayuVijjakajohn]

Just finished the video. Good work👍👍. Please more DevOps course😘

[@khalidelgazzar]

How did you finish a video that is 100+ minutes long and was just uploaded 6 minutes ago?? That would be 1000X speed viewing

[@jostasizzi818]

What the hell man?

[@smartdriver2990]

You're kidding😅

[@bullyversal5313]

Lol this is not even devops course😂

[@iamtharunraj]

Bot 😂😂😂

[@braveitor]

Thanks for the info. Very well explained. I didn't know I needed this but I did. :) Good job!

[@ashish2438]

Isn't the mew method is createBrowserRouter?

[@prithuadhikary720]

Great and very clear explanation. Very informative.

[@kehindegilbert2699]

This is a very nice content. God bless the creator

[@yuvaranip9544]

Awesome Tutorial !!!what a clear explanation...Thank you so much for the best resource ..

[@khalidelgazzar]

Adding to my to-watch list

[@igetpaidtocode]

and youll never gonna watch it like the other ones :D

[@sudo_sunil]

@@igetpaidtocode lol true

[@AbidemiEnitan-t2z]

Thanks. This is really helpful.

[@sohailahmad4767]

In earlier versions of React Router (specifically up to version 5), the exact prop was used to ensure that a route only matched when the URL exactly matched the route's path. But, in latest version, there's no need for exact because the routes already behave as if exact was applied.

[@C_Showdown]

Well explained, keep doing good, you will be blessed

[@hericles10]

Great course, nice refresher. Thanks

[@unluckyhozay]

this is awesome thank you!

[@The_Developer_]

Great tutorial ❤

[@olisaemekaaghabuilo8688]

Nice course. Thanks for this quality content

[@Dev-Phantom]

The best content. so cool

[@AbdulAziz-pm6lk]

Please make updated react appwrite course

[@gaintakwa9057]

Waiting for this

[@drazzo777cod7]

Thanks n word guys op brother

[@chroniclesofcliches]

Bob ziroll already made a more comprehensive course about react Router V6, the best thing you'd have done is create one on how to use react Router v6 and Redux/toolkit and RTK Query. but good job anyway

[@jeremiahnwosu4929]

Are you referring to the Scrimba course

[@Vignesh_KS]

Bring the new browser functionality in new version

[@rumentihomirtoshev]

Can you tell me i you have a video where you show how to keep the user logged in, even after a refresh of the profile page?

[@hansikakarunathilake3955]

Thanks a lot

[@forellko8600]

Cool!

[@ichiroutakashima4503]

This doesn't look like v6, correct me if I'm wrong though...

[@pratiksavaliya3890]

I don't think its latest release.

[@xyz-ey7ul]

i think, react router changed at 6.4

[@yanluisnunezlara319]

​@@xyz-ey7ulit's possible with the last versión use browserRouter but the new sintaxis is different and I know is better.

[@yanluisnunezlara319]

In other words, the tutorial doesn't show the new syntax, but the old syntax

[@HeroicVampire]

this works with current version

[@Dseyisax]

thank you bro... please, the link to the git rep

[@sohanhossain3449]

getting this error on the latest routing dom, I am using vite, react + ts please help "dependencies": { "react": "^18.2.0", "react-dom": "^18.2.0", "react-router-dom": "^6.22.3" }, here there is a red line under exact Type '{ exact: true; path: string; Component: () => Element; }' is not assignable to type 'IntrinsicAttributes & RouteProps'. Property 'exact' does not exist on type 'IntrinsicAttributes & RouteProps'.ts(2322)

[@dexter00076]

I think it should be "element" attribute instead of "Component"

[@sourya111]

'component' prop is from React Router 5 and has been replaced by 'element' prop in React Router 6

[@sohanhossain3449]

@@sourya111 Thanks a lot boss.

[@sohanhossain3449]

@@dexter00076 great. thanks

[@FrontierDevCode]

"exact" prop is removed

[@Aman_yadav1419]

Please give us dev ops course

[@mahendranath2504]

Wow nice thanks for sharing the knowledge, awesome content 🫡🙏🤲👍👌

[@AsantePE]

I built a page for a client and he was screaming for more pages well here you go :) thank you

[@iamsanish10]

Its been about 2 months i started learning React. Is this tutorial suitable for beginners like me? Anyone?

[@bryantony9836]

It's hard to say especially since I have no ideas on what you've learned so far...

[@zaidwani1473]

"John appears to be a potato"🤣🤣

[@Dev-Phantom]

cool

[@gaintakwa9057]

🎉

[@cocoatea57]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@krishmistry1422]

Cyber security course needed

[@codex_arch]

The features used in this course are not from react router dom version 6 , these are the features which are belonged to version 5 , isn't it

[@santoshchulakimath]

34:00

[@sleepingdog12]

John appears to be a potato ☠️

[@myjava-hf9iv]

why do u sound like walter white jr from breaking bad

[@jaymartinez311]

can anybody verify this is react router v6?

[@Renuv5]

Laravel 11

[@mayureshbalsaraf2696]

Sir pls bring AIML complete course

[@AbidemiEnitan-t2z]

Thanks. This is really helpful.

[@codex_arch]

The features used in this course are not from react router dom version 6 , these are the features which are belonged to version 5 , isn't it