React Query

React Query is a popular library for managing remote data in React applications. It simplifies the process of fetching, caching, and updating data from APIs by providing a set of hooks and utilities that can be used to handle data in a declarative way. Here’s an example of how to…

React Query is a popular JavaScript library that simplifies data fetching and caching in React applications. It provides a simple and flexible API for handling complex data fetching scenarios, such as pagination, server-side rendering, and polling. …

There are numerous ways of updating the UI after asynchronous calls in react, with the most basic approach being the use of UseEffect and UseState hooks provided by the library as shown on the random code snippet below: export default usingFetchApi(){ const [posts, setPosts] = useState() const fetchData = () => { fetch(apiToFetchData) .then(res…

In the previous article, I talked about SMIS (State Manager Injector Selector) Design Pattern and how it makes shifting between different state providers much simpler and results in much fewer if any modifications to an existing code. This was made possible by abstracting the State Manager’s interface through injectors and…

What is the optimistic UI? If we have already known the data that we will use later, we can use this (optimistic UI) approach. While users add/remove/update some data, optimistic data is shown to user data, and the request is fired in the background. Unless the request has an error, we don’t need to update…

React Query is a lightweight library for fetching, caching, and updating asynchronous data in React applications. It is designed to work with a variety of data sources, including REST APIs and GraphQL endpoints. It is used for managing, caching, and synchronizing asynchronous data in React applications. …

As a lazy developer — I didn’t buy it. I felt like using the default state and context was way better. There was way too much boilerplate in Redux and the separation of concerns although valid, could just as easily be accomplished using a custom hook. We also used redux-saga…

React-Query is a powerful tool for managing API data and state in React applications. After using it for two years, I found it to be reliable, performant, and easy to use. Its flexibility and ability to handle complex data dependencies make it an excellent choice for managing data in modern…

Infinite scroll is a popular web design technique that allows users to scroll through a seemingly endless list of content. With the help of React Query, developers can quickly implement infinite scrolls into their React applications. React Query is a lightweight, yet powerful library for fetching, caching and updating asynchronous…