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Note that while fetch is standard in modern browsers, it is not in Node. So if you have to run any fetch commands on your backend or you want your code processing to not complain that it doesn't understand fetch on your frontend JS... then install a drop-in replacement like
Also i would not say that Ajax has gone away like you suggest. Ajax is a concept of non-blocking (asynchronous) requests and fetch, axios etc. are tools to achieve that.
BTW request is another popular library you could do a follow up post on. And jQuery also has $.ajax(url) and $.json(url) and other methods which handle the requests library for you.
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Note that while
fetchis standard in modern browsers, it is not in Node. So if you have to run any fetch commands on your backend or you want your code processing to not complain that it doesn't understand fetch on your frontend JS... then install a drop-in replacement likenpm i node-fetchThe NPM readme for that package covers it well
npmjs.com/package/node-fetch#motiv...
Also i would not say that Ajax has gone away like you suggest. Ajax is a concept of non-blocking (asynchronous) requests and fetch, axios etc. are tools to achieve that.
BTW
requestis another popular library you could do a follow up post on. And jQuery also has$.ajax(url)and$.json(url)and other methods which handle the requests library for you.