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"Can you open that button/link in a new tab?" can send (ultimately good) shockwaves through your app state:
- How easy is it for you to put that state in the URL?
- Is it complex/nested?
- Is it type safe?
- Can you update some/all of it?
- While also changing the path/hash?
- How easy is it for you to put that state in the URL?
- Is it complex/nested?
- Is it type safe?
- Can you update some/all of it?
- While also changing the path/hash?
- Is that state stable between renders?
- Do all routes/paths now need to be aware of that state?
- When do you persist that state automatically? Can you?
- If you update only part of that state, are the parts that remained the same structurally equal?
- Do all routes/paths now need to be aware of that state?
- When do you persist that state automatically? Can you?
- If you update only part of that state, are the parts that remained the same structurally equal?
- How much global/route-level/usage-level control do you have over the links that you are generating?
- Can you apply defaults to said URL state? On specific pages?
- Can you validate the end-resulting URL for correctness?
- Can you fix it if it's not?
- Can you apply defaults to said URL state? On specific pages?
- Can you validate the end-resulting URL for correctness?
- Can you fix it if it's not?
🎉🥳 Announcing #ReactLocation, a brand new router for React!
⏳ Async Loaders & Elements
🔀 Parallelized
⏲️ Prefetching
🗄 Caching
🔎 1st-class Integrated Search Params API
🗂 Code-Splitting
⚠️ Error/Pending/Timing States
🪆 Nested Layouts
react-location.tanstack.com
#TanStack
⏳ Async Loaders & Elements
🔀 Parallelized
⏲️ Prefetching
🗄 Caching
🔎 1st-class Integrated Search Params API
🗂 Code-Splitting
⚠️ Error/Pending/Timing States
🪆 Nested Layouts
react-location.tanstack.com
#TanStack
⏳ Async Route Loaders & Elements
Routes can define data dependencies and the elements they render as asynchronous functions that will be guaranteed to resolve before rendering the next location. The suspense is palpable! 😜
Routes can define data dependencies and the elements they render as asynchronous functions that will be guaranteed to resolve before rendering the next location. The suspense is palpable! 😜
🔀 Parallelized Loaders
"🎶 Don't go chasing waterfalls", not even the data-fetching ones!
Navigating through 3 loaders to a deep link out of the gate? By default, loaders and async elements for matched routes are all parallelized for efficiency. You can fetch serially, too 🤷♂️
"🎶 Don't go chasing waterfalls", not even the data-fetching ones!
Navigating through 3 loaders to a deep link out of the gate? By default, loaders and async elements for matched routes are all parallelized for efficiency. You can fetch serially, too 🤷♂️
