I dont see any issue with requesting when your server is fast Also what I dont like about these caching libs is that it shows cached result, then makes a request, if there's new data, it updates it right away and thus your content just jumps
could you make tutorial on doing caching but without any of these libraries? cause i'm learning using this library, but still dont get how to cache a data myself, i cant find any right tutorial on caching without third-party library
dude how do you do android and react same time. Bcz many times due to muscle memory I write javascript syntax instead of kotlin yes I identify and fix that immediately but how to get rid of this 🤣
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And what about RTK Query?
I dont see any issue with requesting when your server is fast
Also what I dont like about these caching libs is that it shows cached result, then makes a request, if there's new data, it updates it right away and thus your content just jumps
It avoids a bunch of other problems tho, like race conditions
could you make tutorial on doing caching but without any of these libraries? cause i'm learning using this library, but still dont get how to cache a data myself, i cant find any right tutorial on caching without third-party library
I don't think it's necessary to learn that because you're just reinventing the weel
dude how do you do android and react same time. Bcz many times due to muscle memory I write javascript syntax instead of kotlin yes I identify and fix that immediately but how to get rid of this 🤣
I don't do any Android development anymore. But when I did, my biggest problem was the different hotkeys between VSCode and IntelliJ 😆