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React Router v6 Basics

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Navigating between Routes

2:31 with Laura Coronel

In this video, we'll use React Router's Link component to navigate between our routes.

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    because they're just placeholder links. 0:00
    Well, with React router, 0:02
    you don't use regular anchor tags to link to routes in your app. 0:04
    Instead, it provides an intelligent solution for 0:09
    navigating between routes with Link. 0:12
    The Link component is one of React Router's core routing components. 0:16
    To begin using Link, we need to import it. 0:21
    So at the top of Header.js, let's import Link from react-router-dom. 0:24

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