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Fix typos in tutorial #9516

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### The Router

When you open your web app in a browser, React does its thing initializing your app and monitoring the history for changes so that new content can be shown. Redwood features a custom, declaritive Router that lets you specify URLs and the requisite pages (just a React component) will be shown. A simple routes file may look something like:
When you open your web app in a browser, React does its thing initializing your app and monitoring the history for changes so that new content can be shown. Redwood features a custom, declarative Router that lets you specify URLs and the requisite pages (just a React component) will be shown. A simple routes file may look something like:

```jsx
import { Set, Router, Route } from '@redwoodjs/router'
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The `testimonials` query is marked with the [GraphQL directive](../../directives.md) `@skipAuth` meaning that requests here should *not* be limited to authenticated users. However, the critical `createTestimonail` and `deleteTestimonial` mutations are marked `@requireAuth`, and so can only be called by a logged in user.
The `testimonials` query is marked with the [GraphQL directive](../../directives.md) `@skipAuth` meaning that requests here should *not* be limited to authenticated users. However, the critical `createTestimonial` and `deleteTestimonial` mutations are marked `@requireAuth`, and so can only be called by a logged in user.

Redwood's backend GraphQL server is powered by [GraphQL Yoga](https://the-guild.dev/graphql/yoga-server) and so you have access to everything that makes Yoga secure and performant: rate and depth limiting, logging, directives, and a ton more.

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