Meh, all parts except 5 are explained more correctly and in more details in React and Flask docs, and part 5 basically say "use axios", which is not even a good advice since fetch can basically do everything that axios can do.
Hello Nino. Thanks for reading all the articles. The knowledge gained from consuming the details in the React and Flask documentation was utilized here to build projects which is a method that further makes it easy to understand the concepts. Hence the reason for the series.
Regarding the issue, you raised with 'Axios'. Developers all have different preferences for stacks/libraries right? and the use of 'Axios' in the article above doesn't mean you can't choose to use ‘fetch’ in your case.
Thank you for reading once again!!
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Meh, all parts except 5 are explained more correctly and in more details in React and Flask docs, and part 5 basically say "use axios", which is not even a good advice since fetch can basically do everything that axios can do.
Hello Nino. Thanks for reading all the articles. The knowledge gained from consuming the details in the React and Flask documentation was utilized here to build projects which is a method that further makes it easy to understand the concepts. Hence the reason for the series.
Regarding the issue, you raised with 'Axios'. Developers all have different preferences for stacks/libraries right? and the use of 'Axios' in the article above doesn't mean you can't choose to use ‘fetch’ in your case.
Thank you for reading once again!!