Fetch API Introduction

In this video we are going to take a look at the fetch API for making requests and fetching resources. This is an introductory based tutorial. We will create a fetch API sandbox to get data from local resources as well as a remote API

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[shaheryarmahmood]

Best thing about you is you go from A to Z in single video mostly.

Thanks to u

[anold]

Six years down the line the video is still super helpful.
I was struggling to fetch data, not knowing it's super easy.
Thank you so much.

[BAMFponcho]

2 years later, and this video helped me so much. You do a very good job of explaining things we need to know. THank you

[borisbosnjak]

This is it?!? This looks so easy, man! You are explaining like a GOD! Few hours earlier I thought that I will never be able to understand this, but now, oh boy, I have some crazy ideas I think I can do with this! THANK YOU!

[CallV]

Still relevant in 2021, LOVE your videos Brad! I'm becoming a web developer only by following your videos and then creating my own projects from them.

[kebastuz]

Made so much projects using ajax, and never heard about fetch. This is so nice and clean. Thank you, Brad!

[davidjustice]

Your voice just heals the pain out of me Brad!

[eduardopassero]

Thank you very much! At first I avoided watching this video because it would take so long. But then, watching...every single minute is useful. And everything is well explained. That's how every tutorial should be. Thank you again!

[KelvinMutugi-eyxf]

I can't believe this is 6 years old!! Super helpful, I've been struggling with fetch, but now u just made it easier. Also, I know now I have to learn Bootstrap, too, after tasting it in the video. Thanks

[easterling]

Rick, Glenn and Negan are names from the Walking Dead :) Sir, you are a man of culture!

[romanroman]

Believe me or not, but finally, I've understood the fetch whole thing. Thank you, Brad! So glad to be your student at Udemy

[anvarsaidov]

Thank you, watched it in one go, combination of a good pace and a moderate amount of info, that doesn't give you a headache.

[noelemmanuel]

I've learnt alot from you and I made a WhatsApp group for teaching others how to code and I always refer my students to you, I would be highly grateful if you grant my request, just 16 and It took me 4 months to learn HTML, CSS and JavaScript, love you Traversy, you're my boss👍👍👍

[tuckertucker]

Thank you!
So, I'm watching your new 2022 video on Laravel, and it's great. Suddenly I decide that I need to do a javascript Fetch call to my Laravel api, and script the response into my HTML. Only it doesn't work right. I spend the next 12 hours combing the internet for a solution, nothing is working, until... Here comes the cavalry, Brad Traversy with a 2017 video that saves me.
Well done again. (btw, it was the "double" .then that saved me. No one else was pointing that out.)

[rahsaanpringle]

You and these other dev on YouTube courses have added more value to the economy than you'll ever know. Thanks for what you do, I hope you're getting fat pockets from it.

Let me know if you can show me how to fix my Jeep.

[NERO-ezmn]

BASICS will always be BASICS nothing is OUTDATED, something is just UPDATED

[misterjaypeasmith]

This was so helpful! So many articles give really abstract explanations. You always show how to actually use the data and get it into the DOM! Styling was a bonus too! Thanks Brad!

[lardosian]

Hi Brad, I have a request for you for a small video. Basically a video where you list what a JS/web developer should know related to his/her stage of learning. EG - beginner should know xyz and how strong...Intermediate should know xyz and how strong...Senior Developer should know xzy and how strong. I'm sure I'm not the only one who sometimes feels overwhelmed by so many different aspects of web development, and job specs can seem so intimidating, that would be great, thanks.

[abhijitbiswas]

very crisp content Brad. Thanks for all your support in the tech community.

[matthewbert]

Brad, thank you for sharing this. I was having some trouble really understanding how to use an API, but you explained it so simply. I also figured out how to create my own components with this, which is going to come in handy for my next project. Thanks again!