At last someone who explains the reason behind every action. Most of the instructors just want us to copy paste and do not explain why we need to do sth, and what is the meaning of the action. Great Job 👍
This channel is really helpful for people like me who had studied some web stuff before but didn't keep in touch with it. I really don't want to go over hours of lectures studying what I already know but have forgotten. Great resource.
the mighty solution for every problem you are actually one of the best people who explain the problem or teach others in fantastic way which make the listener not only know the answer but to understand the details thank you I wish the best to you
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Man! This is really web dev simplified! I enjoyed this video so much and it clarifies everything!
Sometimes it takes someone to use slightly different words in order for the explanation to land. I think you have a gift. Well done on this video, and step by step explaining the double promise in fetch. Also, simply by saying "you can use asynce/await OR then" you put so much clarity into my mind. Keep going.
Your videos are invaluable, the direct effect you are having is bringing novice developers up the notches to an intermediate / advanced level. I have been using the fetch() method for a while now, but the in depth analasyis lets me connect the dots, enables me to become a better developer. Keep on going!
That is awesome! The goal with my channel is to help people understand new technology and tools better than they already do and I am so glad I am able to do that for you.
Its so amazing that I have been struggling with promises and the fetch api all week, reading docs and trying to grasp it, then this video shows up and clears all my problems away. Forever grateful to you Kyle! You gained my support today!
In 6 minutes you covered basically everything you need to know about fetch! I love how explained the corner cases for every line (like why we use JSON.stringify or how .catch() only catches fetch-related errors) potentially saving us from many unexplained bugs and sleepless nights! Thank you so much, Kyle! You're the GOAT!
best java script channel in youtube. thank you very much. i actually wathed multiple videos on this before. you were the only one who expalined it very well.
recently got into this channel and watching your recent videos compared to something older its amazing how far you've come. thank you for everything sensei
Man, I lost hours today following a tutorial that has a mistake (or lack of explaining) but this was awsome to understand and follow along. I made a post in my personal blog linking back to you. Great content!!
Great video, much better than reading the documentation. One thing that would also be interesting is if you showed how to use async and await with fetch. Keep up the good work :)
Oh my, I really love this simplication 😍😍I've been trying to understand this from more than 3 videos but I was just watching and not even understanding it. Loved how you really break this down from the start. Thanks sooo much Dev 😄😄
Kyle, you're also one of the few youtubers who actually includes the materials referenced in the video in the description! I know it's an easy thing to forget, but I appreciate the attention to detail :)
Thank you so much bro!!! I asked this guy to help me with the .then() method and he made a whole video!!! thank you so much. now i understand what goes on behind the scenes.
Anyone tellme, we are checking if the response is ok in then but we are removing the res.Json. at 4:24 the data is undefined even when we are getting the successful fetch. How to get the data in json format
since I have college and programming is something I do on the side, I never really have enough time to learn about this stuff. But this 6-minute video was just what I needed, short and straight to the point while also managing to explain what everything does. Thanks so much!
Really appreciate your videos man, so thankful for you giving them away for free. I'm already enrolled in another course, but if I'm not satisfied with what I'm going to learn about react I'll check out your course on that - I like the way you describe things so it's easy to understand of how it all comes together.
The perfect explanation. long live mate. you are probably the best and the most thorough professional who has the ability to explain in accurate details.
Best video that made me understand every thing about fetch because every time after watching a lot of projects when I write something it doesn't work as because I mess up the fetch statement....
Hey Kyle, you really should blink man. I have been watching your videos for a long time now and you not blinking your eyes as often as they should always catches me off-guard. Just a suggestion, no biggies... :)
Question: Why do we need to actually need to use the word, "return", at 5:12 for the res.json()? In earlier parts of the video, it seemed fine to just have .then(res => res.json()) instead of .then(res => return res.json()). Any clarity is much appreciated! Loved this video, super helpful in explaining everything. This was the only thing I had a question on.
Late response, butthe reason why return needs to be used is so the json value could be stored in a variable, such as var data = fetch(...). Without the return you did not assign what data that should be given to the variable data after fetch is run.
If you got a CORS error, you most likely typed in regres inteasd of reqres in the reqres.in.... I did the same thing. Double check your URL to be correct.
adding "cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/" to the front of your api url should remove "No Access-Control-Allow-Origin header" cors errors. For example: "cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/yourAPI.com"
Bravo! My first ever video of your channel. Well explained in actually 6 mins. No bullshit. PS: This is the first time I came across fetch. I have been using axios but NOW I think fetch is also nice!
Great tutorial and very clear!... Turns out it's not what I needed in this instance (so good job I watched it) but definitely useful for future road blocks. I've subscribed.
Best 6 mins of TH-cam that I watched today
Thank you so much!
Programming with Peter 6:35
true
Agreed :)
Indeed it is
Be like Fetch, always succeed even when you fail
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At last someone who explains the reason behind every action. Most of the instructors just want us to copy paste and do not explain why we need to do sth, and what is the meaning of the action. Great Job 👍
Spot on!
I said this same thing 1/4 way through a previous vid.
exactly so !
Took 6 minutes and now I can use Fetch for all of my JavaScript projects. Thank you!
Exactly
100% the best JS videos I've found on TH-cam. You got me hooked with the Promise video, and now here we are! Thank you!!
今週ずっとPromiseとFetch APIに苦しんでいて、ドキュメントを読んだり理解しようとしたりしていたのですが、この動画が現れて、すべての問題が一気に解決しました。本当に驚きです！
This channel is really helpful for people like me who had studied some web stuff before but didn't keep in touch with it. I really don't want to go over hours of lectures studying what I already know but have forgotten. Great resource.
the mighty solution for every problem you are actually one of the best people who explain the problem or teach others in fantastic way which make the listener not only know the answer but to understand the details thank you I wish the best to you
Man! This is really web dev simplified! I enjoyed this video so much and it clarifies everything!
Sometimes it takes someone to use slightly different words in order for the explanation to land. I think you have a gift. Well done on this video, and step by step explaining the double promise in fetch. Also, simply by saying "you can use asynce/await OR then" you put so much clarity into my mind. Keep going.
Your videos are invaluable, the direct effect you are having is bringing novice developers up the notches to an intermediate / advanced level. I have been using the fetch() method for a while now, but the in depth analasyis lets me connect the dots, enables me to become a better developer. Keep on going!
That is awesome! The goal with my channel is to help people understand new technology and tools better than they already do and I am so glad I am able to do that for you.
One of the best tutorial of Fetching datta from API , i hhave searchout many here on google and youtube ,Really you are the best one
Absolute legend, banged my head on the keyboard for hours, until I found out I had to set the headers as application/json. Thank you.
Its so amazing that I have been struggling with promises and the fetch api all week, reading docs and trying to grasp it, then this video shows up and clears all my problems away. Forever grateful to you Kyle! You gained my support today!
Simple, clear and straight to the point. Excellent video.
Dude, youre a life saver. Best Channel for Webdevelopment on TH-cam.
Your style of teaching is fantastic. I hope somebody gave you some kind of award, you deserve it.
Hi Kyle, My name is Omar. I have been following you for 1.5 years.I knew lots of things from you. Thank you so much for your all Videos 😍😍
the best and most informative 6 minutes ever spent on TH-cam
In 6 minutes you covered basically everything you need to know about fetch! I love how explained the corner cases for every line (like why we use JSON.stringify or how .catch() only catches fetch-related errors) potentially saving us from many unexplained bugs and sleepless nights! Thank you so much, Kyle! You're the GOAT!
best java script channel in youtube. thank you very much. i actually wathed multiple videos on this before. you were the only one who expalined it very well.
Such a great video man! Hair is looking super dope too!
i have never seen a motivated helper like you. may god bless you. You made me understand what I was confused about it. the best video i've ever seen.
recently got into this channel and watching your recent videos compared to something older its amazing how far you've come. thank you for everything sensei
This guy's channel is awesome. Taking a $14,000 course right now and I still come to his videos for clarification.
Man, I lost hours today following a tutorial that has a mistake (or lack of explaining) but this was awsome to understand and follow along.
I made a post in my personal blog linking back to you.
Great content!!
Great video, much better than reading the documentation. One thing that would also be interesting is if you showed how to use async and await with fetch. Keep up the good work :)
Everything I search for as I learn Javascript,, this guy has the best videos. Thanks for all of the help man!!!
Oh my, I really love this simplication 😍😍I've been trying to understand this from more than 3 videos but I was just watching and not even understanding it. Loved how you really break this down from the start. Thanks sooo much Dev 😄😄
This is by far the best tuto I've ever seen
Eveything is detailed under just 6 minutes,
Keep it up G👌👌👌👌
I have been following your videos for a long time now, your voice is very soothing to hear man!
Kyle, you're also one of the few youtubers who actually includes the materials referenced in the video in the description! I know it's an easy thing to forget, but I appreciate the attention to detail :)
The best video on Fetch I have ever watched.
One of the best coders on TH-cam. Making things simplistic, when my professors from years past had failed me.
6 mins and now I understand fetch...
If you have 6 mins to spend, spend it on this video!
Thank you, I was struggling at header and body, this video is like my life savior
Thank you so much bro!!! I asked this guy to help me with the .then() method and he made a whole video!!! thank you so much. now i understand what goes on behind the scenes.
the most simple, easy to understand explanation of fetch I've seen! Nice job 👏
Thanks!
Thank you, sir, for not trying to blind me with science. It is convoluted enough as it is, but you made it make sense.
Literally the best code tutorials on the internet from this guy. SO GOOD!
Anyone tellme, we are checking if the response is ok in then but we are removing the res.Json. at 4:24 the data is undefined even when we are getting the successful fetch. How to get the data in json format
OMG I quickly wanted to revise JS Fetch very quickly and this helped a lot. Awesome Video thanks!
since I have college and programming is something I do on the side, I never really have enough time to learn about this stuff. But this 6-minute video was just what I needed, short and straight to the point while also managing to explain what everything does. Thanks so much!
Really appreciate your videos man, so thankful for you giving them away for free. I'm already enrolled in another course, but if I'm not satisfied with what I'm going to learn about react I'll check out your course on that - I like the way you describe things so it's easy to understand of how it all comes together.
Exactly what I was thinking
Many thanks for explaining this topic so well. It has just solved my 2 week struggle with Fetch👍
The perfect explanation. long live mate. you are probably the best and the most thorough professional who has the ability to explain in accurate details.
Jesus, You're a genius! Thank you so much for the video!! Finally understood it all
I just wanted to say thank you so much for helping me understand these concepts in such a simple manner!
Bro your videos are absolutely awsome! I hope your channel keeps growing up! Keep it up.
Kyle you are such a great teacher
bless you!!
The links to other videos were SUPER helpful. Thanks, man!
Best video that made me understand every thing about fetch because every time after watching a lot of projects when I write something it doesn't work as because I mess up the fetch statement....
Dudeeeeeee straight to the point, love it!
Kyle makes everything so easy to learn
srs this is the best channel if i need to just learn a quick specific thing
Soothing voice, clear, concise, and well-prepared explanation. Awesome!
Hey, do you know what the three calls to fetch() are?
Great video and thank you for going through the potential bugs rather than just showing working code. Learnt a lot.
Nothing but bangers from this channel
Glad I found you. Never stop making these. Thanks :)
I love that you are sensitive to developers time
You are better than my professor in graduate school explaining this...at a nationally ranked program
thanks man, I was so confused why api error would return a success case, now I get it
Insane stuff dude! Thank you so mucn Kyle
Awesome dude, I learnt the very basics of JS last weekend and now im trying to learn more of the fundamentals to start using it properly.
Looks right into my soul, "I'm gonna steal that" TT
You are the king of knowledge ☺️
Hey Kyle,
you really should blink man. I have been watching your videos for a long time now and you not blinking your eyes as often as they should always catches me off-guard. Just a suggestion, no biggies... :)
Question: Why do we need to actually need to use the word, "return", at 5:12 for the res.json()? In earlier parts of the video, it seemed fine to just have .then(res => res.json()) instead of .then(res => return res.json()). Any clarity is much appreciated! Loved this video, super helpful in explaining everything. This was the only thing I had a question on.
Late response, butthe reason why return needs to be used is so the json value could be stored in a variable, such as var data = fetch(...). Without the return you did not assign what data that should be given to the variable data after fetch is run.
This content should get you more views. Thank you brother. Great reviewing content too.
Simple and efficient. The best explanation about fetch i've ever seen...
Could you please make a video explaining your setup, including how you avoid CORS errors?
If you got a CORS error, you most likely typed in regres inteasd of reqres in the reqres.in.... I did the same thing. Double check your URL to be correct.
adding "cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/" to the front of your api url should remove "No Access-Control-Allow-Origin header" cors errors. For example: "cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/yourAPI.com"
@@markubben Holy shit, you are right 😅
@@ThDravuz You my friend are the Hero we all need.
@@markubben Thank you, that was my problem.
Straight on point tutorial! Great Job!
5:25 YOU DA REAL MVP I was stuck for an entire day because of this
Thx Kyle! As always, wonderful content!
I love love love your content. Thank you for what you do ❤
Thank Kyle! You were very helpful as always! You're very pedagogue
You have the gift of making things understandable! Thank you for your help!
Bravo!
My first ever video of your channel. Well explained in actually 6 mins. No bullshit.
PS: This is the first time I came across fetch. I have been using axios but NOW I think fetch is also nice!
Great video, loved it, please keep doing great work
Hey kid, you're good at this! 6 minutes and I know what I'm doing!😀
Clear, concise, and accurate - another great video - thanks!
simple and to the point!
Thanks, man!
god bless thee! I had a hard time reading docs. this video helped me!
Congratulations for your 1M subscriber. Love from India ❤❤
Wow I understood this in 6 minutes, amazing
This was super helpful, thank you!
That was a very skillful demonstration; you are a wonderful teacher. Thank you.
You help me a lot 😭😭
Thanks brother!
❤️ From India!
Finally! Thank you :)
your videos always let me learn new. even though i thought i know this point.
Bro u are actually the GOAT
Thanks for this best 6 mins video! Very helpful in my review i dunno why this video have dislikes :D
You are a great instructor!!! What a great explanation!
Thank you!
best teacher ever !!!
Nice video. Helped me a lot understand and implement this knowledge at my first API call. :)
bro im watching many of your videos and im loving you more every time. Thank you so much.
I didn't expect to understand but I did understand :D
Amazing explanation!
Thank you so much..so helpful ❤
Great tutorial and very clear!... Turns out it's not what I needed in this instance (so good job I watched it) but definitely useful for future road blocks. I've subscribed.
This is awesome 👍 content summarized in 6 min 👏🔥🔥
Short and sweet, nice!