VueJS 3 Tutorial #11 – Vue Rotuer, Named Routes & Params [KURDISH]

VueJS 3 is a popular JavaScript framework for building user interfaces and single-page applications. In this tutorial, we’ll be covering Vue Router, Named Routes, and Params in Vue Router. This tutorial will be presented in Kurdish for our Kurdish-speaking audience.

Vue Router

Vue Router is the official router for Vue.js. It deeply integrates with Vue.js core to make building Single Page Applications with Vue.js a breeze. With Vue Router, we can define routes for our application and then let Vue Router handle the rest. For example, we can declare a route for a component and navigate to that route using the Vue Router’s methods.

Named Routes

Named routes are a powerful feature of Vue Router that allows us to give a name to a route. This makes it easier to reference a route in our application. For example, instead of using the path of a route to navigate to it, we can use the name of the route which makes our code more readable and maintainable.

Params in Vue Router

Params in Vue Router allow us to capture dynamic segments of the URL as part of the route’s definition. This is useful when we have a route that can take different values as part of the URL. For example, if we have a route for a user profile page, we can capture the user’s ID from the URL as a param and then use that ID to fetch the user’s data from the server.

Conclusion

Vue Router, Named Routes, and Params are essential features of Vue Router that make building Single Page Applications with Vue.js more powerful and flexible. We hope this tutorial has provided you with a good understanding of these features and how to use them in your Vue.js applications.