How to use routing in Vue.js to create a better user experience | J's HOME blog
Vue.jsisagreatJavaScriptFrameworkcreatedbyEvanYou[1].It’susedtobuildsinglewebpageappsandflexiblecomponents,andit’soneofthemostrequiredskillsinFrontEndWebdevelopment.YoucanlearnmoreaboutVue.jshere[2].Vue.js[3]providesabunchoffeaturesthatallowyoutobuildreusablewebcomponents.Routingisoneofthosemethods.Itallowstheusertoswitchbetweenpageswithoutrefreshingthepage.Thisiswhatmakesnavigationeasyandreallyniceinyourwebapplications.Sointhisarticle,I’llexplainhowVue.jsroutersworkbybuildingaVuetemplateasa...
Vue.js is a great JavaScript Framework created by Evan You[1]. It’s used to build single web page apps and flexible components, and it’s one of the most required skills in Front End Web development. You can learn more about Vue.js here[2].
Vue.js[3] provides a bunch of features that allow you to build reusable web components. Routing is one of those methods. It allows the user to switch between pages without refreshing the page. This is what makes navigation easy and really nice in your web applications.
So in this article, I’ll explain how Vue.js routers work by building a Vue template as an example.
Getting startedSo, let’s get started with our Vue.js Router project by installing and creating a new Vue.js[4] project. We need to have Node.js installed. We will be using vue-cli[5] to generate a new Vue.js project. Follow the steps given below:
Type the following code in your terminal and run:
vue init webpack vue-router//cd vue-router/...