This is so crazy!! I don't know why I can understand your video after napping!! I swear I got confused awhile ago, and watched XMLHTtprequest like a drunkard... Then I decided to just let the info through and watch the fetch and nap coz im getting dizzy with the infos... Now I can understand it after rewinding for a few times!! 😤😤😤 Thank you so much!! You are a blessing! P.S not a native English Speaker 😭😭
Nice one. Sometimes, especially when you are new to JS, it can quickly get confusing if there are three methods to do the same. So thank you for you effort and clarification!
I guess Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot the account password. I love any assistance you can offer me!
Excellent Max, done great job. Like the same way can you compare Authentications types ? It would be helpful to get clear picture about authentications methods.
You are the best React explainer of all youtube ! Honnestly, what I understood better about react is what I leaned in your videos. Keep going your great work :)
if return response.json() generates an error the .then statement will not execute. You need to add a .catch statement inside sendHttpRequest. Suppose you generate a 404 by typing the wrong url.
What a mess these promises are... I was very enthusiast after your great video on UseContext+UseReducer, but disappointed by the lack of clarity of this one. Seems to me that fetch API is simply defined in MDN, how can you make it so complex??
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This is so crazy!! I don't know why I can understand your video after napping!!
I swear I got confused awhile ago, and watched XMLHTtprequest like a drunkard... Then I decided to just let the info through and watch the fetch and nap coz im getting dizzy with the infos...
Now I can understand it after rewinding for a few times!! 😤😤😤 Thank you so much!! You are a blessing!
P.S not a native English Speaker 😭😭
Nice one. Sometimes, especially when you are new to JS, it can quickly get confusing if there are three methods to do the same. So thank you for you effort and clarification!
Completed XML one today, thanks for setting me up for another one hour , max rocks
I guess Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an instagram account?
I was dumb forgot the account password. I love any assistance you can offer me!
Looking forward to the next video in the series. Please also make a video on debounce operator in JavaScript
Thank you, Max. Great video again.
I prefer axios for most cases, but it's great to have something like fetch! 😊✌🏼
why do you prefer axios ?
Great video, you really explained the topic from top to down
Excellent Max, done great job. Like the same way can you compare Authentications types ? It would be helpful to get clear picture about authentications methods.
Thanks for your videos. I learned a lot from your exercises. Greetings from Guatemala.
So happy to read that Ronald, thanks a lot! Greetings from Germany :)
Awesome series
Thank You for Sharing!!! Very MUCH APPRECIATED!!! :) Have a Wonderfull Day!!! :) Enjoy ~ Peace :)
nice tutorial. Thanks!
As always, nice work sir
Very helpful video. Thanks Max!!
Thank you Rycho!
Excellent videos sir, I have a doubt why can’t we use JSON.parse(response) at 14:31
You are the best React explainer of all youtube ! Honnestly, what I understood better about react is what I leaned in your videos. Keep going your great work :)
Wow, that's just fantastic to read Camille, thank you so much!
Haha i learn with your udemy videos and casually i found your youtube channel
how do i use what was returned from fetch (body) outside the fetch block..?
async function would be a good option
Thanks !
Great video, thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Thaaaaank you!!!
lol i like how using normal XHR was somehow less confusing than fetch, the new cool kid on the block..think the way to go is to learn axios
Real tslk
Nice video love you max amazing feeling. Please make on series redux I am still waiting
What is the purpose of return statement?
return fetch(...)
return response.json() twice in our code....I mean what purpose do each one of them serve?
I'm not sure how I feel about having to use two .then methods to actually get the data in a useable format.
Use async await,sooo much better
@@geralddarkobekoe but old fashioned
if return response.json() generates an error the .then statement will not execute. You need to add a .catch statement inside sendHttpRequest. Suppose you generate a 404 by typing the wrong url.
may I know why not using promise in handle response ?
Why get request doesnt have catch handler?
What a mess these promises are... I was very enthusiast after your great video on UseContext+UseReducer, but disappointed by the lack of clarity of this one. Seems to me that fetch API is simply defined in MDN, how can you make it so complex??
Mate, are you sure that it is the right way to implement fetch?
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Thank you so much for these kind words Alessandro :)
What your next udemy course? Thanks sir 💐🌹
We'll share some news on that soon ;)
I am so confused at 4:04
It would be better to use async await method to save oneself from then callback hell
Where is 1st video
Here it is => academind.com/learn/javascript/xhr-fetch-axios-xmlhttprequest/
I still find axios better and the syntax, since it can be configured on an OOP manner
fetch is better...