If you have a relatively large app and having URLs makes sense, the router is a no brainer.
No real tips; the vue-router documentation is excellent.
If you're coming from Vue 1, the only thing that did confuse me is that the router hooks have changed. The router now listens on `beforeRouteEnter` and `beforeRouteLeave` and these hooks only get triggered once per route change. Therefore, to listen to query changes on a route you need to watch the `$route` object.
No real tips; the vue-router documentation is excellent.
If you're coming from Vue 1, the only thing that did confuse me is that the router hooks have changed. The router now listens on `beforeRouteEnter` and `beforeRouteLeave` and these hooks only get triggered once per route change. Therefore, to listen to query changes on a route you need to watch the `$route` object.