Forgetting to abort API requests on unmount
In React, when you make asynchronous operations like API requests inside a component (using fetch, axios, or other libraries), it’s important to clean up those operations when the component unmounts…..
Tag: API requests
Not handling network errors in fetch/axios
Proper Network Error Handling in React Applications Handling network errors properly is crucial for creating robust React applications. Here’s how to implement comprehensive error handling for fetch and Axios requests…..
Using $.when() for multiple AJAX requests
Certainly! Writing a comprehensive explanation of using $.when() for handling multiple AJAX requests in jQuery is a significant task, and I will provide you with a thorough breakdown. While I….
Using Axios Interceptors for Global Error Handling
When building applications that make HTTP requests, handling errors gracefully is crucial. Axios, a popular HTTP client for JavaScript, provides interceptors that allow you to handle HTTP request and response….
Handling API Pagination Properly
API pagination is a common technique used by APIs to break large sets of data into smaller, manageable chunks, or “pages.” This is especially important when dealing with a large….
API Rate Limiting and Throttling
API rate limiting and throttling are techniques used to manage the number of API requests a client can make to a server within a specific time period. These strategies help….
Parallel API Calls in React
In many React applications, it’s common to make multiple API requests to fetch data from different endpoints simultaneously. Rather than waiting for each request to complete one after the other,….
Handling JSONP requests
Handling JSONP Requests: A Detailed Guide Introduction to JSONP JSONP (JSON with Padding) is a technique used to overcome the limitations imposed by the Same-Origin Policy (SOP) in web browsers…..
Sending headers with AJAX requests
Sending headers with AJAX requests is an essential feature of web development that facilitates a wide variety of tasks, from controlling caching behaviors to authorizing API calls. HTTP headers allow….
Working with Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
Working with Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a security feature implemented by web browsers to prevent malicious websites from making unauthorized requests to a different domain….