Gift Richard
@fibonacci001All solutions
- Submitted 8 months ago
responsive job listing website with add job feature
- HTML
- CSS
- JS
when I tried deploying this bad boy to GitHub Pages, things got a little wonky with the React Router setup. I had implemented conditional rendering in the route handler to display different components based on the URL path. But alas, once deployed, the pages wouldn't load correctly, and refreshing would hit me with that dreaded "no website assigned" error. 😩
I had to ditch the conditional rendering and add the job listing and posting components directly to the App component as a workaround. But let's be real, that's not a sustainable solution, fam. It's like putting a band-aid on a broken leg. 🩹
I need to figure out how to properly configure React Router for deployment on GitHub Pages (or any static hosting service, really). Is there some special server-side rendering magic I'm missing? Maybe I need to tweak the routing configuration or add some fancy redirect rules? 🧐
I'm all ears for any tips, tricks, or tried-and-true methods you React routing masters have up your sleeves. Hit me with your best shot! I'm determined to get this routing situation squared away once and for all. 💪
Routing is a crucial part of any web app, and I want to make sure I'm doing it right. No more workarounds or half-baked solutions – I'm aiming for a clean, robust implementation that plays nicely with static hosting services like GitHub Pages.
So, please, my coding compadres, share your wisdom! Let's tackle this routing conundrum head-on and make sure this project is truly deployment-ready. With your guidance, I'm confident we can slay this beast and emerge victorious! 🐉🗡️
