Gautam VajaforCodeParrot 10x Dev10xdev.codeparrot.ai·Apr 13, 2024Connect GraphQL with React - 2 waysWhat is GraphQL? GraphQL is a query language designed for APIs, as well as a server-side runtime for executing queries. It differs significantly from REST in that it allows clients to precisely define the data they need, which can minimize data over-...Discuss·10 likesaxios
Jatin Bawnejatino3.hashnode.dev·Mar 6, 2024Redux vs React Query : Choosing the Right State Management for Your React AppIn React development, efficient state management is key. Redux and React Query are popular options, each with distinct features and use cases. Let's delve into both and compare them. Redux: Redux is a predictable state container for JavaScript applic...DiscussReact
venkatesh prasadvenkateshprasad.hashnode.dev·Oct 29, 2023Revolutionizing Data Management with TanStack React Query (Chapter 1)Introduction In the fast-paced world of web development, staying ahead of the curve is paramount. As React developers, we are always on the lookout for tools and libraries that simplify complex tasks and enhance the user experience. Enter TanStack Re...DiscussReact
lokosmanlokos-write.hashnode.dev·Oct 15, 2023Mastering the Power of TypeScript with React Query: An In-Depth GuideHave you ever faced challenges in managing server states in your React applications? You're not alone. In the ever-evolving world of web development, developers continuously seek efficient, robust, and type-safe methods for handling server states in ...Discuss·1 like·318 readsReact
Fernando De La Madriddeadcode.hashnode.dev·Sep 15, 2023Managing Global State with React QueryIntro React Query is a great data-fetching library for React. Typically, it's employed for managing API interactions and server state. However, this article explores an innovative approach: harnessing React Query's cache as an alternative method for ...Discuss·315 readsreact-query
Luca Del Puppoblog.delpuppo.net·Jun 7, 2023React Query - Infinite QueriesHey Folks, Today it's time to learn how you can build an infinite query with React Query. To build an infinite query you have to use the useInfiniteQuery hook. This hook is similar to the useQuery but with some more properties to handle the infinite ...Discuss·1 like·4.2K readsReact QueryReact
Luca Del Puppoblog.delpuppo.net·Jun 1, 2023React Query - Paginated ListHey Folks, Today it's time to learn how you can paginate a list with ReactQuery. It's common to create a pagination of a list to improve the user interface of your platform if you are building a list in your application, but also to limitate the work...Discuss·1.7K readsReact QueryReact
Luca Del Puppoblog.delpuppo.net·May 17, 2023React Query - Abort RequestHey Folks, Today it's time to learn how you can abort an ongoing request with ReactQuery. Before moving to the example, I want to introduce the AbortSignal. AbortSignal is a javascript interface used to abort ongoing methods. Typically, you can creat...Discuss·2.5K readsReact QueryReact
Luca Del Puppoblog.delpuppo.net·May 11, 2023Improve user experience with optimistic updateHey Folks, Sometimes to improve the user experience you can decide to bet on the success of your code, so you can assume that the code will go in the right way to make your application faster in the eyes of your users. This approach is called Optimis...Discuss·680 readsReact QueryReact
Darth Byter8bytes8.hashnode.dev·May 9, 2023React Query: The Data-Fetching Superhero Your App DeservesI got some exposure to React Query today. If you're working on a React app that needs to fetch data from a server, you might want to check out React Query. It's a library that makes fetching and managing data a breeze. One of the coolest things about...DiscussReact
