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Demo: https://ridhwandev.github.io/bookshelf/ 🧑🏽💻 Setup environment: • Full-stack React & AWS environment setup Part 1: • Customise Amplify UI in React & Deploy Cog... Part 3: • Build a backend API with AWS Part 4: • Google Books API with GraphQL Part 5: • My Bookshelf: Dive Deep into React CRUD, P... Github links: Bookshelf CDK: https://github.com/RidhwanDev/bookshe... Bookshelf: https://github.com/RidhwanDev/bookshelf This is Part 2 of the comprehensive 'React AWS Full-Stack Typescript' course! This episode takes you on a deep dive into building a dynamic application header and navigation menu using Material UI. But that's not all - we're also exploring the full capabilities of React Router DOM for seamless in-app navigation. In this step-by-step guide, we'll unlock the power of component-driven and programmatic navigation, crucial for creating a user-friendly and interactive web app. Watch as we convert theory into practice, demonstrating just how you can harness these powerful tools to elevate your full-stack development game. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:33 - Setting up Material UI 01:34 - Creating Header component 03:28 - Amplify useAuthenticator hook 04:11 - Constructing Navigation menu 06:27 - Making the component responsive 10:56 - Setting up React Router Dom 12:20 - Constructing Layout component 13:30 - Maintainable routes architecture 15:16 - Navigation with react router dom 16:26 - Implementing scalable routes architecture 17:50 - Outro Dive in and let's make your application not only look good but also navigate seamlessly. Don't forget to check out the previous parts of the course if you haven't already, and stay tuned for more full-stack development tutorials! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe!"