Fetch API The Fetch API is a modern, flexible, and powerful JavaScript interface for making HTTP requests to servers. It is a replacement for XMLHttpRequest (XHR) and offers a simpler, cleaner syntax using promises, allowing developers to handle asyn...
Introduction In this tutorial, we'll build a simple Random User Data Generator using JavaScript. This project will teach you how to: Fetch data from an external API using fetch() Display the fetched data on a webpage dynamically Implement error ha...
One of the common mistakes I've encountered while working with Next.js is the misconception that making separate data fetching requests in different components is inefficient or problematic. In this article, we'll explore this mistake, how caching wo...
In recent weeks, the blockchain and AI communities have been buzzing about the upcoming merger between CUDOS and the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (ASI). As we approach the critical governance vote on September 19th, it’s important to underst...
In a move set to reshape the decentralized AI landscape, CUDOS, a leader in distributed AI computing, has announced plans to merge with the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (ASI), pending approval by both communities. The ASI, formed by powerhou...
When you’re building a web application, interacting with APIs is almost inevitable. Whether you’re pulling in data from an external source or sending information to a server, making HTTP requests is essential. In JavaScript, two popular ways to make ...
5.1 Why Fetch Data? Fetching data is what makes your app dynamic. It allows you to bring in external information like user data, blog posts, or product listings and display it in your app. Imagine having a blog where you can dynamically pull in new a...
Hey folks! Today, I delved into something that's been a part of my coding life for a while, but I never really stopped to appreciate its inner workings—the fetch function. It's a crucial tool, especially in web development, where we're constantly dea...
The Fetch API provides a modern way to make HTTP request in java script. Trivia DB is a free API that provides trivia questions and answers. By combining these two, you can create a trivia app that fetches questions from trivia DB and displays them t...
JavaScript is single-threaded, it executes one command at a time in a specific order. However, it can handle asynchronous operations thanks to the event loop. The event loop is a mechanism that manages the execution of multiple pieces of code, handli...
