Sending JavaScript Http Requests with Axios

Want to send some background (Ajax) Http requests with JavaScript? Learn how to use Axios for that!

THIS VIDEO IS PART OF A MINI-SERIES! Check out the other parts:

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[golamrabbiazad]

I think axios is beginner friendly and easy to use than fetch, XMLHttpRequest. Thank you sir, for the mini series. Love it.

[shachaha]

This was really informative. I learned Axios first and was like: Okay, this is how you make Get/Post requests. Fine. But learning about XMLhttpsrequests and fetch and the pain, that can come with it, lets me worship Axios even more and I understood, what Axios actually is doing for me! I love your content. Your the best explainer I have found so far. Keep it up! :)

[mosscliffe]

This guy is very good. Highly recommended.
I had no idea where to start in accessing a remote site for data, which I needed to do - and now I have three options.
Many thanks

[leonvanrijswijk]

Thanks, this was a really helpfull mini series

[Raghad-mzel]

This was extremely helpful. You’re my web development superhero seriously thank you so much

[CodeWithBehram]

4 years old video but taught simply and straight forward❤

[talkohavy]

Great video!
I'm trying to convince the people I work with to switch to Axios from fetch,
and i'm using your mini-series as a tool to win the debate ;)

[rodrigocabral]

everything u need to know about this library. Very good video

[MOGE_]

Whenever I get mad at Axios, I will remember this video and the amount of pain it is saving me from.

[ianlimasouza]

is it possible to like this series twice? I would. Dude, THANK YOU

[kiana]

Actually yes, this was helpful in my project. Thank you so much!

[Sam__]

thank you for the beautiful and simple explanation

[apenet-]

Looks super useful. I find myself writing a lot of error checking when using fetch.

[talkohavy]

Question:
What if I want to use Axios,
but also use the "await", rather than ".then" and ".catch".
Is there a way to catch the error then?

[paymankhayree]

beyond perfect. I am also doing your angular course on Udemy and it has already been a great help

[JorgeGiro]

Thank you for the very good tutorials. Axios is on average 8 to 9 times slower than the other 2 methods.

[PawanKumar-tuti]

Thanks a ton for this amazing content, and by the way, I love your smile brother, when you smile, it makes me smile with you!

[TeoAlmonte]

Great mini series! always enjoy going back to basics and getting a refresher. Very well explained.

[InsEngineered]

This was a much-needed comparison. If possible can you also make content regarding CORS proxy?

[yqipjyr]

Thank you so much you just simplify it for me