React Router in Depth #5 - Custom 404 Page

[@shekhar5051]

Shaun!! we would love to see AWS Tutorials series for Beginners😊 Anyways Awesome work ! Keep going 💯

[@GethushanRavichandran]

Please create a Playlist about "Creating E-Commerce Website using Strapi , MongoDB, React , and Stripe"

[@gooddevil79]

bro i have a question, as you know in some websites, there is just 404 page without any navbar , can i render navbar with condition based routes?? i mean /NotFound, if that is the case, then dont render the navbar layout

[@chrishuhn5065]

Does the catchall route send a 404 status or the normal 200? My guess would be 200, wich is kinda bad.

[@chinmayghule8272]

I don't think it would be sending any, since React intercepts any response to the server.

[@chrishuhn5065]

@@chinmayghule8272 Assuming Server-Side Rendering is enabled I think it should send something.. As far as I remember React can do Server-Side Rendering, no?

[@chinmayghule8272]

@@chrishuhn5065 sorry bro, things related to Server-Side Rendering are currently beyond the scope of my understanding.

[@kuruxxii]

incredible tutorial!

[@orashusedmund7675]

thank you Net Ninja. will catching routes like this also work for dynamic routes??

[@imatrules]

Hey greeeaaatt video... do you have any on authentication (giving access to certain users) react js I would love a video on that.

[@blackwood8816]

Why you not use errorElement?

[@mohamedyoussef8835]

Awesome video +++++++++++ 😀

[@yusefhapiep920]

Hi... Can u represent the Wordle by redux toolkit! Thank u anyway

[@morgan3024]

Will you talk about chatgpt?

[@Photo-Ninja]

This doesn't work on hosting environment and I have no idea why. I've did the same and it doesn't so I went to YT to find the solution and your video pops out but you have exactly the same approach. Do you know why this is not working on hosting environment?

[@towatch]

😍✌🏻✌🏻

[@freestyle8886]

hey is there any chance you cover some testing with this new router?

[@michalnowak2181]

thx

[@dziaddy]

How to not render navbar on 404 page?

[@khankbar]

You'd probably need to set up a state and pass a prop to your navbar component. In it, you could do a test like `if (props.error) return null`.

[@dziaddy]

I got it working now. Here's my router:

[@dziaddy]

+ MainLayout component

[@khankbar]

@@dziaddy Nice! That's way easier than what I suggested.😄

[@ladymorgana7537]

@@dziaddy I didn’t get this

[@bekirs4240]

What i don't get is, you still can do this with express right? If so, why should we use this function

[@momedbom4066]

express used to be for backend (client server-side) instead here react used to be for frontend (client client) two big huge concept !

[@sebs83]

My browser router works in development but not when it’s deployed

[@codewithmike254]

How did you solve this problem?

[@sebs83]

@@codewithmike254 it’s been awhile, I can’t remember lol