Vuejs Tutorial #8 - Vue Router

[@AP-pz9wp]

Fast and concrete. Just what any person would like to find when typing "VUE Router". Thanks for this video.

[@飘洋黄]

I think this is the best Vue Router tutorial, simple and clear! No one thinks I'm wrong, right?

[@nikhiljugdan724]

Hands Down the best video on Vue Routing

[@Romeo-vt8hq]

Finally a nice explanation and amazing American accent.

[@utsavchawla9983]

Hi, amazing explanation and perfect speed. Direct to the point. Thanks.

[@clickadelic7681]

On point, perfect speed and background info for learners.

[@BrahmandnayakIndia]

So simply you explain so complex thing Sir.. really Thank you very much..

[@Patrity]

How can the router be used for links without the '#'? Referring people to links such as 'mysite.com/#/join' is not that appealing.

[@adriatic123]

Actually a very good lecture, this guy has knowledge and a talent for transfering knowledge. I only disagree on Vue simplicity. If you want to use more advanced features things will become pretty complicated pretty fast.

[@ut99horus]

Very useful and insightful, thanks!

[@rohityawalkar7073]

Very good explanation. Thank you.

[@ismaelosvaldocedanovargas6737]

Thank you for sharing this! Right to the point and understandable

[@JkeyKong]

This dependency was not found: * @components/HelloWorld in ./src/router/index.js where do I put this? package.json?

[@JkeyKong]

This dependency was not found: * @/components/HelloWorld in ./src/router/index.js To install it, you can run: npm install --save @/components/HelloWorld

[@samueltorres2485]

Very good video. More?

[@sacros5484]

Hi. I have a doubt. After i click on friends link, whenever i point to other links, eg contact, instead of going to localhost:8080/#/contact, it is going to localhost:8080/#/friends/1/2/contact. Please help.

[@sacros5484]

ok, i got it. Just appended / before every route like this:

[@yu-linchung5771]

@@sacros5484 I just ran into this problem and thanks for your help!

[@sacros5484]

@@yu-linchung5771 :)

[@ojdgaf]

great tutorials, thank you!

[@Kryonnnn]

if i do "component: () => import('../componentsContact.vue')" is the same? instead of "component: Contact"

[@mustahsinulmoulasiam1661]

Thanks for the video. How can I configure the app to enable multi-page-mode? where each html page will have separate vue id

[@Vovk101]

Good rhythm. No need speed up video. What back-end platform could you recommend for vue apps? Best pair?

[@adriatic123]

Node is best match, but PHP is also ok, where PHP pages are 'invisible' and act only as an API to the server routes and connection to database.

[@Excludeinfinity]

Not sure if you've gotten an answer to this - but Firebase is a great back-end platform for vue. See more here: firebase.google.com

[@peristiloperis7789]

Why do your files have a vue extension? Is it like a js extension?

[@ahuman1926]

Better than others

[@mickeymegabyte]

why have you given your route objects a name property? does this get used at all? thanks for the series - i picked up some handy tips 😊

[@snow17312]

You can reference your route by the name property rather than the url when linked: router.vuejs.org/en/essentials/named-routes.html

[@HardRusty]

thank for the video

[@dasatraMedia]

How do I put Axios request in each vue?

[@BigPekka]

Hi ! Please, how to use that @ alias ?

[@gazitaufiq6433]

It's an alias for 'src', you will find it in your build/webpack.base.conf.js file. It boggled me too, at first I thought it meant 'root'. Hard to find an answer in Google, but I found an article on this. www.jerriepelser.com/blog/til-at-symbol-javascript-import/

[@dtzzhzhbluebd1830]

@@gazitaufiq6433 شكرا غازي

[@reymarkcanete9608]

This is great. Thank you!

[@qaqa1724]

a very good job

[@jooseptavits9456]

Thanks a lot!

[@EternalLegionGaming]

index.js is now named router.js.

[@tomatte99]

not anymore