Why and how I created a SPA router for Qwik
Read OriginalThis article details a developer's journey of building a custom SPA (Single Page Application) router for the Qwik framework. It explains the motivation behind the project, the differences between SPA and MPA routing, and the advantages of SPA routing, such as preserving application state and enabling state management via URL parameters.
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