TypeScript and Axios Intro - React Tutorial 54

[@codebreakthrough]

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[@soltiscd]

Typescript... now you got my attention

[@medstoz]

I learnt Android from your tutorial. I am following all the way from Uganda

[@yoorusword8083]

Caleb I love you, Im watching your c tutorial series and you are great!! rn im at tutorial #57. I love how you regularly joke haha. keep it going! . love ya, greetings from mexico

[@bobbyboxer2664]

What an amazing video. Thank you so much

[@calm_and_happy-dt]

Excellent explaining. Thank you!

[@noormuhammad888]

Typescript. Now thats where boys become man.

[@chyp1mcz526]

Could you make video about handling errors in ts from axios pls

[@Pareshbpatel]

An excellent introduction to using TypeScript with Axios in a React App. Thanks, Caleb. {2024-04-09}

[@Syberby]

why u did not typed axios response?

[@muhametisufi4086]

thanks broo

[@rhys-stubbs]

Out of interest, why are you teaching using Axios? With the native fetch API I really see no need for any library.

[@codebreakthrough]

I’m just trying to cover some different options people might use. 😁

[@codesymphony]

I feel axios is way more common than native fetch, plus he covers fetch in detail in previous eps

[@noormuhammad888]

axios is more common and provides with the additonal ability that native fetch don't out of the box. I believe axios is a better option but dude I do respect your opinion as well.