React Router Tutorial - 8 - Nested Routes

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[@BroodyPantStories]

we can user routes in the rendering page itself too, and it makes passing down props very easy.
in app add [ * is a must ]
and in products page add

[@ridl27]

in big projects its much better to keep all routes in one place. anyway, passing down props its not a problem at all.

[@ionitaa]

Back 2 or 3 versions ago this is how you'd build nested routes. I see it's a new "Outlet" component these days...
The react-router package is pretty much a clown fiesta.

[@ridl27]

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[@BryantDev]

Hmm, i need to pass a setter function (from a state) to a component and doesn't look good idea make it for the url, do you thinks this is good idea do it like this?

[@BryantDev]

@@ionitaa how do you could pass a state setter for example, that's work when the components doesn't have to handle a state from a fathers component I think 🤔

[@kmgurumurthaiah1196]

Simple , Smart explanation ,, one of the best series understand React Router , God bless you!!
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[@urieldahan8240]

Hey, I just want to say that I lost my way in the react routes, and you helped me, with your short, but informative videos, thank you for that!

[@raj_gohil07]

Thanks for providing these fantastic videos; they really help newcomers to the react to understand things faster by explaining a complicated task with a very basic but excellent example and covering everything very smoothly.

[@sahar6154]

finally find out what outlet is. Thank you so much for the great explanation.

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[@viniciusm.m.7822]

É muito fácil entender a sua explicação!
Thanks, man!
God bless you!

[@lulusaikou221]

It's easy to understand ! Helpful ! Thank you very much!

[@lianosh_hamalka]

you just saved my life man thank you so much

[@keeplearning5647]

the used in the parent element to render their child routes element

[@TheMindsMantra]

You're the best teacher, excellent explanation.

[@axelmund9644]

You rescued me. Thank you for your explanations!

[@sagarkumar4816]

the outlet concept was not clear to me .. thanks sir for explaining in the simplest way :)

[@som3ah0]

wow very very nice explanation ... thank you very much

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[@pracco]

Very good! Thanks, bro.

[@alif_hasan_shah]

Thank you very much.

[@velioona9835]

thanks a lot man :D

[@tallitvak5325]

King Of Kings

[@statusonly558]

I have one question please answer it. You said that within the products page we have to render the feature and new but what if i do not want to render it inside the products page but for feature and new i have route /products/new or featured but they will not render im products how this can be done

[@srivardhan5485]

But how can we do that when we click on featured it should open in new page or new , here outlet is not necessary right ?

[@nicx_ola]

Please what if you want one of the nested component to show up immediately the parent loads up

[@AyaanKhan-iy4vh]

why do we need OUTLET component??? i didn't understand.....what will happen if we dont do that?

[@kamruzzaman6252]

Thanks A lot Boss🥰

[@nguyenthien107]

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[@hellolearning5775]

Can we use nested routiing and react scroll combine?
Because i am using nested routiing in react scroll but its not working

[@alik64]

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[@aburaihan-py4vi]

super!

[@AbhishekJain-mj1sc]

How we can set a default nested route ?

[@roshanprabath6224]

While Im using nested methd url is changed but data dosent see in products page

[@ChaitanyaRepakula]

where is the source code for the example in the videos of react router tutorial

[@harimeesala4084]

Can anyone briefly explain about why he using outlet ?

[@kar_eem_55]

To show text

[@jayashriborse8783]

Cool !

[@damon2651]

finally!!!

[@AyaanKhan-iy4vh]

why do we need OUTLET component i didn't understand......what will happen if we don't do that?