I don't think server side requests (like that fetch one) are displayed client side, thats why he checks his vscode terminal console and not the browser one.
Thank you for making this tutorial, it explained the concept. I do have a question though, Is this strategy applicable for say a todo app,where you make changes in the data stored in the database and then then render it on the front-end?
Im stuck at one problem When i load the page the cpu load is increased rapidly similarly memory also And compilation time is taking 12s like that Any solutions🙏🏻 please
thank you for letting me understand parallel data fetching
You’re welcome
Thank you so much. The way you explained it was helpful as well for me to have an example of how to describe my thought process in interviews as well.
Happy it was helpful!
Nice tip 👍🏻! You can also show requests in the network tab.
I don't think server side requests (like that fetch one) are displayed client side, thats why he checks his vscode terminal console and not the browser one.
@@elramtv you're correct
These types of videos are much appreciated. thanks man
That was a really good one!!!! Thank you.
That was very beneficial 👌👌👌
Happy to hear it!
agreed!
didn't know this, thanks! You could make this vid way shorter though, and focus mainly on the tip
Thank you so much for this!
You’re welcome!
Thank you for making this tutorial, it explained the concept. I do have a question though, Is this strategy applicable for say a todo app,where you make changes in the data stored in the database and then then render it on the front-end?
One request fails, both won’t show up.
Will be in leading state until the slowest one finishes up. So not a huge fan.
yeah, using suspense with a fallback probably would've been better in this case
Thank you so much bro 🌟🎩
Im stuck at one problem
When i load the page the cpu load is increased rapidly similarly memory also
And compilation time is taking 12s like that
Any solutions🙏🏻 please
thank you
You’re welcome
Goat
some case this method can lead to undefined data value. cmiiw
nice one
This is great but it could have been a 2 minute video :/
Helpful! Thanks. A bit long with all the styling and stuff though.
command + k
to clean console, mate