If you’re facing a 404 error when accessing deep-linked routes, the issue is usually related to how your frontend framework (React, Angular, Vue) and backend server (Node.js, Express, Nginx, Apache)….
If your route reload is not triggering the controller’s reinitialization, the issue could be due to how your framework handles route changes and component lifecycle. Let’s break this down step….
Dynamic route parameters are essential in web development when you need to handle dynamic content based on user input, such as: They allow your app to handle different values dynamically….
Using <Link> Instead of <a> Tags in React Router A common performance pitfall in React applications occurs when developers accidentally use regular <a> tags for navigation instead of React Router’s….
Proper Usage of the <Link> Component in React Router A common mistake when using React Router’s <Link> component is providing an incorrect to path, which can lead to broken navigation….
A common mistake in React Router v6+ is trying to use the useNavigate() hook outside the context of a <BrowserRouter> (or similar router component). This error occurs because navigation hooks….
Using history.push() in React Router v6 In React Router v6, the traditional history.push() approach from v4/v5 has been replaced with the useNavigate() hook. Attempting to use the old history API….
Using useNavigate() Outside <BrowserRouter> A common React Router error occurs when trying to use the useNavigate() hook in components that aren’t wrapped in a <BrowserRouter> (or similar router component). This….
Serving React App with Incorrect publicPath Issues When your React app’s publicPath is misconfigured, you’ll encounter problems with asset loading, routing, and general functionality. Here’s how to identify and fix….
Forgetting to Set Homepage in package.json for Static Hosting When deploying a React app (or similar frontend project) to static hosting services like GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Vercel, forgetting to….
