What are the best practices for routing in Solid.js?

What are the best practices for routing in Solid.js?

When routing in Solid.js, it's important to keep your routes organized, use dynamic routing for flexibility, and leverage nested routes for better structure.

Can you explain how to implement dynamic routing?

Sure! In Solid.js, you can implement dynamic routing by using parameters in your route definitions. For example, you can define a route like /user/:id to capture user IDs.

What about handling 404 pages?

To handle 404 pages, you can create a catch-all route at the end of your route definitions. This route will render a custom 404 component when no other routes match.

Are there any performance considerations I should be aware of?

Yes, keep your routes lightweight and avoid unnecessary re-renders. Use code-splitting to load only the necessary components for each route.