React Hooks Tutorial - 24 - Fetching data with useReducer Part 2

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Fetching data with useReducer

[javiermendoza]

nice one, after lots of posts in medium i finally i understand it. Thank you

[paolo-]

Cool Tutorial, clear and straight to the point! You can also do a try catch async await function for fetching inside the useEffect function.

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[neerajagrawal]

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[gauravkumardey]

Such an life changing video, I have been struggling to do this for more than 4 hours. Respect man 💖

[hirajdey]

Great Tutorial... after watching lots of video .... finally i understand Thank you sir... love you

[rubinpramod]

These videos are a lifesaver, got so much clarity on React Hooks. Thanks a Lot!

[asifrahman]

nice and clear instruction . thank you so much

[LakeComoTimelapse]

With this method, would you be able to fetch the FULL API and render in the JSX individual items by ID or INDEX? Like ID 1 title, ID 5 date, etc.

[thaitheyasudanpk]

May be the performance may back logs right due to useReducer

[Kailashbhakth]

Awesome 👌, can you please do the same in typescript..

[DeViLThrn]

i have noob question sir, in this example you are not using ...state because you update all property right? let say i have 10 property and i want to make changes only for loading state and post state, for this situation i need to apply the ...state right?

[kashmirtechtv]

Where did the type and payload come from?

[prashis]

after refreshing the page i'm losing all the update states..is there any way i could persist the updated states?

[ankitasinha]

Can you explain what is post:action.payload?