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Building a basic router

Link – Aug 17th 2015

There is always value in learning about the internals of the frameworks and libraries we use. It allows for a deeper understanding of the problem being solved and appreciation of the work that has gone into these projects.
So today I will be building a basic router to explore this fundamental part of even the smallest framework. The idea is not to create something complete or production-ready but rather the minimum set of features needed to be considered a router.

https://medium.com/@dylanbr/building-a-basic-router-b43c17361f8b

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