React Query Tutorial with Typescript | Part 1 -- Queries

In this video I will introduce and help setup the popular frontend data fetchign library known as react-query.

This part of the video will be focusing on react-query useQuery and how to use them along with introducing how the query cache works.

Timestamps
0:00 What is react query
3:10 Project Start
4:00 install and setup
6:10 QueryClientProvider
7:30 useQuery
11:50 query keys
13:25 query states
15:55 refetch on window focus
16:30 devtools
18:35 query options and cache
24:20 query with params
26:20 dependent queries
29:40 prop drilling improvements
31:20 query retries

[mhmtlgly]

Because of you i learned Material UI and React-Hook-Form and now React-Query. Thank you Leo. Please make sure to write longer / more detailed descriptions for your videos, as this will result in more views (YT algorithm). Greetings Ali.

[大盗江南]

I was like "damn, what is this, i dont understand this.... what react is" then i realise this is next.js, then i realised why people created next.js.... typescript is better! Thanks buddy! Great job!

[igdev]

Really nice and clean voice, I can understand what u say. Thanks a lot ❣❣

[harmanmax]

Wow ! nice Well Explained, Love to see more videos series as well, keep it up Leo 👍👍👍👍👍

[awaisiqbal]

Man, I just want to say thank you for providing this content. It just super amazing. To the point, detailed, no stupid talk like other do just to make there tutorial hours long. and please don't stop making these videos, soon this channel is going to have million subscribers. Inshallah.

[jessekrim]

Nice job!! Way better than reading the docs ;) hahah

[koko]

You're the only dev i see that uses Edge ^^ nevermind, great tutorials as always. Thanks a lot.

[henrykim]

Thanks! this is what I exactly have look for. 🔥🔥🔥

[drgregoryhouse]

Are these brackets in the name of the file [id].tsx necessary, or where does this convention come from ?

[joncaine]

I think it would be better to call this "React Query Tutorial with Typescript and Nest".. as for someone (like me) who isn't using Nest this is confusing and adds unnecessary complexity. Otherwise.. looks good.. keep up the good work!

[FrankArlt]

You are talking too much. Avoid to use basically and pretty much too often. That’s makes it hard to follow you without losing interest

[shineLouisShine]

6:12 - what was that?! - how did you do that??
Not worth an explanation?
What else are you doing without explaining?

Nevermind.
Thanks anyway..

[lokers_one]

all I hear is only "kind of, kind of, kind of" ....