wouter VS aleph.js

We're using wouter with great success. It's simple and effective for what we need from a router

If you feel like React Router is a bit too over-engineered and you just need simple routing, you can have a look at https://github.com/molefrog/wouter

I changed over to using wouter instead of react-router, and I love it!

Just to add alternatives. I'm a fan of Wouter its 1/10th in size compared with react-router.

Other options than react-router are also available, like wouter, if you can't use react-router for some specific reason.

Single page just means one index.html is served and then JavaScript takes over to display content. You can use a client side router to simulate pages. There are some to choose from, I can recommend wouter. https://github.com/molefrog/wouter

Routing: At this point you should understand how routing in React works. You can use react-router to enhance it. There is a small library called wouter which you might want to have a look at.

Check aleph if you want to use react with deno. But I'd suggest sticking with Node.js and Vite as you'll get less surprises.

Here's another thing: if you want to grow from this exact setup, use deno. It has support for import maps and don't require a bundler or a separate compilation step for typescript

https://deno.land/[email protected]/basics/import_maps

Maybe add aleph too (which is similar to nextjs)

https://alephjs.org/

Deno won't require nearly as much tooling as nodejs, but it still has tooling for the cases you need it.

There’s also https://alephjs.org, never used but pops up when you search for "deno react" so I assume is similar to nextjs.

Aleph.js is a full-stack framework in Deno, used as an alternative to Next.js. Aleph.js offers features like ES module imports, file-system routing, SSR & SSG, and HMR with a fast refresh.