Very concise and to the point. I don't subscribe to channels very often, but the format and depth for the different possibilities you bring up are exactly the type of content an experience dev is looking for. :) Thanks!
I didn't think you could use 'reactive' outside of the 'use' function because it had the potential to be initialised before the Vue instance had been configured?
Its always good practice to add a repo or gist link to the code used in the presentation. Great demo,first time I see use of cache logic and the map use is very cool.
Shouldn’t we invalidate the cache after some time?!? The approach from the example absolutely prevent fetching new data if we already have cached key. Maybe it will be a good idea to only keep the cache for some time like 15 min or something…
Should have made video longer and shown examples of how it works by grabbing X from front end and storing it in DB at backend so we can visualize each method and select what we prefer syntaxically. You should also mention which fetching methods are compatible with web components and which are not, make a table (consider it as feedback)
Thanks for sharing, do you have real example to use the useFetchCache hook? i tried it doesn't really work correctly. Hope you can share more about it.
It depends on you are using the hook. If you call the two hook immediate after each with the same key, both fetches will be called, since there is nothing in cache until a fetch has finished. This makes it useful for grabing information in lower components that are only dispalyed if a apprent component fetch has successed, or when coming back to the same page as mentioned in the video. Of course you can expand on the hook to make it better.
Awful explanation, for useFetch you just copy-pace useAsyncState source code function from VueUse. What did you explaine? The case when author does not understand what he actually says
you lost me at axios - it has "a much shorter syntax" ... sure, it does, it's a JS library written using the old XMLHttpRequest methods It's SO easy to write a very small library, using fetch, that exposes a similar, short, syntax Seriously, you create a function called `useFetch` ... which uses axios (which uses native XMLHttpRequest, not native Fetch) --- sacrilege!!! You probably use internet explorer 7 as your daily web browser!!!
Great explanation with great visuals, a calming voice to listen to and exciting but understating music, I loved it! Got a new sub m8 ☺️
Great video as always Justin. Please create a Vue 3 course and take my money!
Very concise and to the point. I don't subscribe to channels very often, but the format and depth for the different possibilities you bring up are exactly the type of content an experience dev is looking for. :) Thanks!
useFetch example is very very very great thanks alot man! love from Turkey!
thanks for tutorial. Vue JS 3 looks good in Syntax and API
It does!
Justin thanks man
Many thanks to Justin!
nice, love vue.js
can you explain how to use the method created in last section? because when I call it on component it will return Computedrefimpl
the composition api is miles ahead of react hooks, they really nailed it with this types and functions
I honestly prefer Vue but i've never really used the composition api, so what makes you think that ?
It's probably overkill for just a basic fetch but that last function is really cool. I had to pause screen to copy it :p
At first I thought it's a scam by talking about vue and rolling world wide web but at the end I was surprised :)
I didn't think you could use 'reactive' outside of the 'use' function because it had the potential to be initialised before the Vue instance had been configured?
Its always good practice to add a repo or gist link to the code used in the presentation.
Great demo,first time I see use of cache logic and the map use is very cool.
Brilliant! Thank you
Shouldn’t we invalidate the cache after some time?!? The approach from the example absolutely prevent fetching new data if we already have cached key. Maybe it will be a good idea to only keep the cache for some time like 15 min or something…
Very fireship-y))
Should have made video longer and shown examples of how it works by grabbing X from front end and storing it in DB at backend so we can visualize each method and select what we prefer syntaxically. You should also mention which fetching methods are compatible with web components and which are not, make a table (consider it as feedback)
YES! Is there a tutorial like this you know? I could not find it :(
Thanks !
Very useful .
Thanks for sharing, do you have real example to use the useFetchCache hook? i tried it doesn't really work correctly. Hope you can share more about it.
It depends on you are using the hook. If you call the two hook immediate after each with the same key, both fetches will be called, since there is nothing in cache until a fetch has finished. This makes it useful for grabing information in lower components that are only dispalyed if a apprent component fetch has successed, or when coming back to the same page as mentioned in the video. Of course you can expand on the hook to make it better.
@@CodingWithJustinThanks for your explanation. Anyway, you made a ton of great video. i love to watch your video.
Hi, Great content Thanks!
I was trying the sample code that you provide the get method is OK but how can I create a post request :v
Good stuff. I just wish you were using the Options API until I catch up. 😜
Nice!!
Can you make a vue-i18n@next with routing video ?
Awesome
I m watching a lot of these video but I still can’t understand how should I do to connect vue and axios with my msql database :(
You can use something like Api-platform
damn.. this is so awesome
what is that ref() stuff?
this video just saved my ass from a lot of trouble, Literally. Thank you
Please make guide how to create a pagination.
when you check "!config.skip && fetch()" you must "!config.skip && AWAIT fetch()"
gold
Awful explanation, for useFetch you just copy-pace useAsyncState source code function from VueUse. What did you explaine? The case when author does not understand what he actually says
Please show examples 🙏
This video is like, "Info for beginners, beginners, beginners, dissertation for 2nd PhD in computer science, The End"
This only confuses matters
please without music
you lost me at axios - it has "a much shorter syntax" ... sure, it does, it's a JS library written using the old XMLHttpRequest methods
It's SO easy to write a very small library, using fetch, that exposes a similar, short, syntax
Seriously, you create a function called `useFetch` ... which uses axios (which uses native XMLHttpRequest, not native Fetch) --- sacrilege!!! You probably use internet explorer 7 as your daily web browser!!!