routing-patterns
Routing Patterns
Overview
Routing determines how URLs map to content and how navigation between pages works. The approach differs significantly between traditional server-rendered apps and modern SPAs.
Server-Side Routing
Server determines what to render based on the URL.
How It Works
1. User navigates to /about
2. Browser sends request to server
3. Server matches /about to handler
4. Server renders HTML
5. Server sends complete HTML response
6. Browser loads new page (full reload)
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