An Alternate Fetch Syntax?

[@neilneil4419]

This is another way of promise by fetch through resolve and reject, Really learn it deeply again, Thank you Dear Teacher Mr. Steve

[@CodingNuggets]

Love seeing the different ways that code can be written to accomplish the same thing. I've never written my fetch calls the normal way. I've got my own syntax liking and only change if the codebase is already using a different syntax across the entire code base. I like your thinking on this. Thanks Steve. See you soon!

[@CodingNuggets]

Nope, don't give a ... because you all continue to post this on so many different videos in the comments that everyone can see through your crap. Just saying.

[@rmnkot]

You made me rethink fetching paradigm I used previously. Thanks a lot!!

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[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

I hope a lot of others accidentally discover my channel too! :)

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[@joaovaz3473]

Wow, didn't know that! Really useful. Thanks a bunch for another great video

[@antoniosalzano5253]

i didn't understand the difference between .catch(err => ...) and the {}, err => ...

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

The catch( ) handles any error that happens at any point in the chain. Adding the (err)=>{ } inside a then will capture it so it doesn't get sent to the catch( ). Let's us decide what to do depending on the stage and type of failure.

[@costagmc1]

Great explanation ..

[@Timoteo1996]

As a new developer, I’ve always kind of thought that .then was considered somewhat obsolete compared to async await. Obviously I’m wrong but how would I know when to use .then vs async await? Is there a rule of thumb?

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

Then( ) will always work dependably. Async - await is something that can be helpful at times but you never have to use it. If you have a series of things to do then using a chain of then( ) methods makes the most sense. If you are working with a single promise or a single result then you can choose to use await if you want. Then is not obsolete it is a core part of how promises work. I think async await gained a lot of popularity because it let people who weren't yet comfortable with how promises work make their code look like it did before promises and seem to run synchronously.

[@Timoteo1996]

@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 thank you!

[@pujandhy]

Subscribed and liked. 😀

[@saadowain3511]

Please add it to ajax list.. still watching them

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

It's there.

[@MichaelSalo]

I guess I don't see the advantage here. The double then callbacks are a little less clear, and a little more mistake prone, than straightforward then and catch blocks.

[@saadowain3511]

Thanks. A lot

[@Youssef-lv6wp]

❤💙

[@herrbasan]

consooooooooole!

[@香烤麻糬球]

You did the art of complicate a simple concept.