In my previous article, “Deep Insights Into JavaScript’s Fetch API”, I discussed the basics of the Fetch API. But it’s worth acknowledging that fetch() isn’t consistently an ideal solution, and there…

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Fetch() is part of a JavaScript window-object method within the Fetch API. It is built in, so users don’t have to install it. Users can avoid boilerplate and write cleaner, more succinct code in Axios. Axios has some advantages, like protection against cross-site request forgery (CSFR) attacks.

Why JavaScript Developers Should Prefer Axios Over Fetch

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