Full React Tutorial #29 - Making a POST Request

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[SebastianHornbaek]

It is nice to get a new video every other day, so you are forced to let the things you learn "sink in" before you go on to the next chapter! Thanks a lot Shaun!

[maskman]

It is a good lesson to review post api, and learn how to do if condition render in reactjs, it is pretty similiar to vuejs, in vue we use directive 'v-if="state"' to switch between elements; in reactjs we use condition render 'state && element', vue and react are basically the same except the syntax, so it is good to compare these two popular frameworks, I highy recommend Shaun's vuejs udemy course, you can learn both at the same time !!!

[rajmehta]

Keep posting the good stuff. Thank you for such a nice tutorial on react

[marie-elizeventer]

Thanks again for very short, to the point instructions Shaun!

[gqiyefi]

Thanks for the awesome videos! Super helpful and very concise. Just what I was looking for!

[nkpvg]

Yay!! Finally Another Epic Video As I am also following the tutorials with you

[davidjackson]

How about file upload? Love these, short and precise, and doesn't overload you.

[STUPIDYOUTUBE_HIDINGMSGS]

Amazing, just amazing, you are amazing Shaun, keep at it! cheers

[sanyam]

Thanks for the amazing series.😊
Why do you create an arrow function every time (this time in context to the .then)? What's wrong with getting the event e?

[danyanderson]

Hello Ninja. This is surely the best course someone could ever have as a hands-on course in reactjs the project is so complete and touches so many different aspects of the framework. I'm really thankful.

Please I wish I could have insights on how to modify the useFetch custom hook so that it handles post requests too

[voice_famous_books]

Very clean and nice. I enjoy it from here. Thanks

[tehtriangle]

I'd use a ternary operator for the different loading buttons, as I think it's cleaner than having two { } blocks.

[ameensayed]

Thanks! Great Explanation.
please implement Update Request with pre-populated form too.

[ritzmillan]

Very simple and nice explaination. Thanks 👍

[abubakarmahmood]

Guy, u are superb! keep it up, what a great job weldon.

[nakulankurmullam]

I just visited your github link and realized that you are a musician woah amazing dude

[LazyShady]

My dude...You just saved me hours.
Thank you.

[rafields]

Amazing as always shaun!!
I gotta say that I had a bug and I really wanted to cry when I figured it out...
When you're doing the fetch request, I typed 'header' without S, then spent 2 hours reading the documentation to figure that out hahahahaha oh well.. at least that bug, never again (hopefully hahaha)

[kristofferjohansson]

Great tutorial as usual, but I miss one operation, that you also skipped in the node.js crash course: UPDATE :)
Update with pre-populated form too. It would be great if you add that in the end, because you stated earlier that update is out of the scope in this tutorial too. Please please add Update too. .

[maralnajafi]

Thank you so much!! to the point and short!