The Complete React Developer Course (with Hooks and Redux) - Organizing Our Routes

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of organizing a React application by separating the router and components into individual files. Initially, the instructor explains the benefits of this approach, such as improved readability and scalability. The tutorial then demonstrates how to create a dedicated app router file, import necessary components, and handle errors. A challenge is presented to viewers to separate six components into their own files, followed by a detailed solution walkthrough. By the end, the application is more organized, with a simplified app.js file.

What is the purpose of breaking the React router into its own location?

Why did the teacher initially choose to keep all components in one file?

What is the significance of creating a new directory called 'routers'?

What naming convention is used for the app router file?

What components need to be imported into the app router?

What is the process for exporting the app router component?

What common mistake does the teacher mention when importing components?

What challenge is presented to the viewer regarding component files?

How should the imports be set up for the new component files?

What is the final outcome after restructuring the component files?