I appreciate your style of explaining your code! 👍
I've got to say this article was very timely as I'm also writing about a pagination component for React for my weekly blog, due tomorrow. As I was away from my keyboard I thought I'd check out this site, and your article came recommended to me.
Your approach is a bit different from mine and it's always interesting to see. I did use the React Router library to complement my component, so I used links instead of buttons so the async feel of my fetches would feel more natural, but then again your example here would display the items directly.
Anyway, thanks for sharing. And keep up your excellent article structure!
It's a whole chapter to write about fetching. I kind of gloss over that part in my blog post, but it's something to write about next 😊
Perhaps I should republish it around here? (I'm really new here so I'm learning the ropes.) Otherwise the post is over at andersbjorkland.online/blog/2021/0...
I appreciate your style of explaining your code! 👍
I've got to say this article was very timely as I'm also writing about a pagination component for React for my weekly blog, due tomorrow. As I was away from my keyboard I thought I'd check out this site, and your article came recommended to me.
Your approach is a bit different from mine and it's always interesting to see. I did use the React Router library to complement my component, so I used links instead of buttons so the async feel of my fetches would feel more natural, but then again your example here would display the items directly.
Anyway, thanks for sharing. And keep up your excellent article structure!
Hey, Thank you so much for your feedback.
I would like to see your article feel free to put link here ^_^.
Actually I wanted to focus more on pagination component so I didn't paid attention on fetching data, Maybe next time I'll do it in async manner! 😄
It's a whole chapter to write about fetching. I kind of gloss over that part in my blog post, but it's something to write about next 😊
Perhaps I should republish it around here? (I'm really new here so I'm learning the ropes.) Otherwise the post is over at andersbjorkland.online/blog/2021/0...
Sure, I'll check your post.
Yeah you should try to post here! You will get very positive feedback. 😄