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Burhan Tahir
@iamshekhobaba
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The Fetch API is a native JavaScript


option available in modern browsers
for making HTTP requests. It returns
promises and is very straightforward
to use.

Burhan Tahir
@iamshekhobaba
02

Axios is a promise-based HTTP


client for the browser and node.js. It
provides more features than the
Fetch API, such as intercepting
requests and responses, and
automatic transforms of JSON data.

Burhan Tahir
@iamshekhobaba
03

Using async/await syntax simplifies


the handling of promises, making your
asynchronous code appear more like
synchronous code. It is particularly
useful when combined with Fetch API
or Axios.

Burhan Tahir
@iamshekhobaba
04

React Query is a library that


provides powerful tools for fetching,
caching, synchronizing, and updating
server state in React applications. It
is highly efficient for handling server
state in modern React applications.

Burhan Tahir
@iamshekhobaba
05

Creating a custom hook for data


fetching allows you to encapsulate
fetching logic into a reusable
function. This hook can use any of
the above methods internally and
provide a clean interface for data
fetching across your components.

Burhan Tahir
@iamshekhobaba
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