Neither does vue. You need vue-router, which is required anyway to make an spa with multiple pages.
The only thing that breaks is any component state isn’t saved. But this can be fixed by rendering <RouterView> with <KeepAlive>. How to do this is mentioned in the documentation.
I assume it’s similar with react and react-router-dom.
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React doesn’t handle any of this stuff out-of-the-box; it’s just a UI library.
It’s one install line ffs, how is this a conversation in 2024? It’s EASY.
Neither does vue. You need
vue-router, which is required anyway to make an spa with multiple pages.The only thing that breaks is any component state isn’t saved. But this can be fixed by rendering
<RouterView>with<KeepAlive>. How to do this is mentioned in the documentation.I assume it’s similar with react and
react-router-dom.