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A modern JavaScript router in 100 lines
(The router here is now placed in its own project - Navigo. There is also another article Deep dive into client-side routing which you may find interesting)
https://github.com/krasimir/absurdNowadays the popular single page applications are everywhere. Having such application means that you need a solid routing mechanism. Frameworks like Emberjs are truly build on top of a Router class. I'm still not sure that this is a concept which I like, but I'm absolutely sure that AbsurdJS should have a build-in Router. And, as with everything in this little library, it should be small, simple class. Let's see how such a module may look like.
Deep dive into client-side routing
(This blog post is inspired by A modern JavaScript router in 100 lines and heavily related to Navigo router project)
If you build single page applications you probably know that one of the must-have parts is the router. The bit that knows how to tweak the content of the address bar and notifies the rest of the system for URL changes. In this article we will discuss the various aspects of the routing in the browser.