The Complete React Developer Course (with Hooks and Redux) - Section Intro: React Router

The video tutorial introduces Part 2, focusing on building the Expensify app from scratch. It highlights the app's features, including client-side routing, user accounts, and deployment. The tutorial covers expense management, using third-party tools, and form validation. It also introduces React Router for client-side routing, setting the stage for a deeper dive into routing concepts in the next video.

What makes the Expensify application more exciting compared to the other application?

• It has a colorful user interface.

• It includes real features like client-side routing and user authentication.

• It is a mobile application.

• It is easier to code.

What is required for users to create expenses in the Expensify app?

• They must have admin privileges.

• They need to log in to the application.

• They must use a specific browser.

• They should be connected to a VPN.

Which feature allows users to organize their expenses in the Expensify app?

• They can use a calendar view.

• They can filter and sort expenses.

• They can use voice commands.

• They can export expenses to a spreadsheet.

What library is used for adding client-side routing in the Expensify project?

• Axios

• Redux

• React Router

• jQuery

What topic will be discussed in the next video following the introduction of React Router?

• Differences between server-side and client-side routing

• Differences between server-side and client-side rendering

• How to create a database

• How to deploy the application