AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Installing React Router

This video tutorial covers the transition from styling a product list page to implementing client-side routing in a React application. The instructor explains the importance of routing for a seamless user experience and introduces React Router as a popular library for this purpose. The tutorial includes steps for installing React Router, setting up routes in a React app, and testing the configuration. The video concludes with a brief overview of the next steps in the project.

What is the main reason for implementing routing in a React application?

• To enhance the styling of the page

• To navigate between pages without reloading the entire page

• To refresh the entire page on every click

• To improve the server-side rendering

What is a key feature of React Router?

• It is built into React by default

• It allows for server-side rendering

• It provides a way to handle routing in React applications

• It is only compatible with version 5 of React

Which command is used to install React Router version 6?

• npm install react-router-v6

• npm install react-router

• npm install react-router-dom

• npm install react-router@6

What is the purpose of wrapping the app in a BrowserRouter?

• To apply global CSS styles

• To enable routing capabilities in the app

• To improve the app's performance

• To enhance server-side rendering

Which file is typically used to set up routes in a React application?

• Package.json

• App.js or Index.js

• Index.html

• App.css

What is the purpose of defining paths in React Router?

• To define the URL structure for different pages

• To specify the server endpoints

• To apply CSS styles to components

• To manage state across components

What is the next step after installing and configuring React Router?

• To disable client-side rendering

• To uninstall React Router

• To test the routing by navigating through the app

• To remove all routes