I want to use lazyLoading in my React app. I want to lazy load elements for routes using ReactRouter v6.25.
Should I use the default <Suspense /> element or fallbackElement ?

when I click on a link, my webpage does not render the required component until I refresh the webpage.

I have been learning routing in react recently and this is the problem i am facing when i tried to use the object style routing rather than jsx style routing
error: SyntaxError: Unexpected token ‘<‘
Note : i have tried chat gpt and it is saying network error in fetching an api details but it is not that problem as the code is running in jsx style

I created a project using React and React Router DOM to test routing and authentication for specific parts of the page. However, I encountered an unexpected application error that displays the following message:

I have a <Background /> element upstream of the child pages.

I have a server-side rendered app organized in very much the same way as follows:

I am building a react app with react-router-dom for navigating to /about page with Link tag given by react-router. However when i click on the Link , it gives the following error :

A common pattern in the vast majority of routing system is to allow the refactoring out of groups of routes to reduce complexity and the size of files (and sometimes also to make it easy to apply changes across a group of routes). Otherwise you could end up with a super long file with a lot of dependencies.

Now I have this => navigate(-1);
which is part of a button that’s navigate back, here’s the function fired when the user clicks the button

Given this example from the react router dom docs page: