A quick look at the popular ReactQuery [The basics of useMutation]
If you're continuing from the previous video, start here: 0:04:43
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Related videos here:
About asynchronous processing: • 【初心者向け】非同期で外部データをfetchする方法を解説
What are Promises?: • 無理なく理解するJavaScriptのPromise（非同期処理）
How to use useRef: • 適当に使ってたuseStateの意味が何となく分かった件【useRef】
ReactQuery is a library for manipulating APIs with React.
By combining it with useState and useEffect, you can execute API updates asynchronously.
In this video, I'll explain how to create data using the useMutation hook, a basic example of using ReactQuery.
I'm a web designer new to React, and I'm posting this video to review and share what I've learned and what I've learned for the first time.
It's not a study guide, but you'll learn a lot, including coding with React and state management with Redux, so I think you'll enjoy watching it and getting hands-on with the process.
No prior knowledge of React is required, so I hope it will be enjoyed by beginners like me, as well as those who can code for web development but would like to try React.
Blog: https://lorem-co-ltd.com/
Source: • Learn React Query In 50 Minutes
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