Introduce a 404 page#163
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Introduce a 404 page#163danlivings-dxw wants to merge 1 commit intofeature/introduce-base-templatefrom
danlivings-dxw wants to merge 1 commit intofeature/introduce-base-templatefrom
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When a user tries to navigate to a page that doesn't exist, a 404 response should be presented. Most server frameworks handle this automatically, but the default page presented won't look like part of the application. To make the 404 page look like the rest of the application, a new view has been introduced that uses the base template. A catch-all route has been defined that will render this view with the path that the user attempted to navigate to, an explanatory message, and a link back to the home page.
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When a user tries to navigate to a page that doesn't exist, a 404 response should be presented. Most server frameworks handle this automatically, but the default page presented won't look like part of the application.
To make the 404 page look like the rest of the application, a new view has been introduced that uses the base template. A catch-all route has been defined that will render this view with the path that the user attempted to navigate to, an explanatory message, and a link back to the home page.