Asynchronous JavaScript Tutorial #9 - The Fetch API

Hey gang, in this async javascript tutorial we'll take a look at how to make fetch requests using the fetch api.

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wow... i was until now struggling with why two then blocks with a fetch API... this is a brilliant deconstruction. i think i finally get it now. Thanks so much Shaun for all that you do.

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[hertechera]

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[AndrewMycol]

I was looking for a introduction to the fetch API, since I've mainly used jQuery to do API calls, and this video did a very good job of it. Really easy to follow and understand.

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Oh, to like this entire playlist at once. Plenty of folks are ready to explain fetch, but few go into the rigmarole of explaining the guts of the thing (which is what my wandering mind needs.) I "promise" to check out your Udemy course. Best of luck.

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[Saiyan]

By far the next explanation i have come across for the fetch method. Thanks!

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