Giving our routes a name in our Django projects is one of the features that modern frameworks have and allows us to easily reference these routes from anywhere in our app.

Learn how to build a dynamic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application using Vue 3 (Options API) and consuming a RESTful API developed in CodeIgniter 4. This guide covers Vue configuration, integration of key libraries, and development best practices.

Let's see how to work with navigation in Flutter using the following functions: Navigator.push() Navigator.pop() Navigator.pushReplacement() Navigator.pushAndRemoveUntil() Navigator.popUntil() We'll also see how to use Go Router for modern browsing in Flutter.

We are going to learn how to do a simple routing in Vue 3, for this we are going to use the Vue Router plugin which is excellent because it is developed and maintained by the same Vue people, therefore the integration is optimal.

We are going to learn how to use routes in Laravel in a basic way, its structure and how we can use routes to create simple functions that return texts and views.

We will take the first steps with the routes and the views, to start seeing screens through the browser; we’ll also cover using controllers with views; redirects, directives and blade as template engine.

There are different HTTP methods that we can use to make requests to the server; These methods are nothing more than a set of verbs that are used to perform different types of actions; The most common methods are GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE.

We are going to introduce the use of routes in CodeIgniter 4, as well as their types, variations, configurations, naming, composition, placeholders and much more.