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Thank you so much for this article, it is exactly what I needed. I am definitely copying you, and trying Axios. An excellent review for beginners :)
Thank you, dear :) <3
Well Written!
Thank you :)
I can say for a fact that it's finally good to know the reasons behind using one over another. In my case, I just went with using Fetch because Axios seemed really hard for me to grasp.
Interesting article Luísa Ribeiro Bezerra.
Thank you, Edidiong! :D
I think you are comparing two different things here. Axios is a library while Fetch is a native function on modern browsers. It will always be performant to use native functions but a library will always be easier to use due to its abstractions.
I think it would be better if you will be comparing Axios vs another library that abstracts HTTP Calls, or comparing Fetch vs XHTTP.
Good story though.
Yeah the main idea about comparing both of them is because they are quite different, I think :)
But I got your point! Thanks for the feedback!
Well Written :)
Thank you :D
Great article.
I've used both for various projects. Your insights confirm a lot of the things that I've been thinking about.
Thank you, Bob!
Amazing job! 👌🏼 Great article!
Thanks, Mohammed! :)
Thanks for sharing, I'm leaning towards Axios now!
Thank you and good and enjoy your studies!
Great first article Luisa. Thank you
Thanks!
Great article:) Thank you
Ty :D
O artigo ficou bem didático e direto ao ponto. Parabéns Luisa!
Obrigada, Carlos!! :)
Very interesting article, my friend and I just were just debating about that recently and as I can see we made the right decision to go with axios ;)
ohhh thanks <3 good to know that!
I also have the same situation but as expected if its just about security and compability
Great post! Thank you for sharing.
Great article Luisa, my only concern about Axios is that some time ago I read that it wasn't being maintained which could be problematic. But it's a cool and tested library.