Best of React Query2023

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    How to Learn React in 2023

    How to learn React in 2023? Get all the training you need to be a React pro with the React Bootcamp. Many JavaScript concepts can be learned at the same time you are learning React. You will encounter and learn more React concepts as you start building your own projects.

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    Announcing TanStack Query v5

    TanStack Query v5 is released with new features, breaking changes, and improved APIs. It introduces a simplified way to perform optimistic updates, introduces suspense support, offers improved server-side rendering with Next.js, and provides better options for query definitions and persistence.

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    Thinking in React Query

    Thinking in React Query is not a data fetching library, but a data-fetching library. You can swipe left or right or use the arrow buttons / arrow keys to switch between the slides. It's the slides + transcript from a talk I recently gave at a meetup in Vienna and on the remote day of React Summit.

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    How to Fetch API Data in React

    This article discusses different methods and tools to fetch API data in React. It explains the importance of APIs in web development, the types of HTTP requests, and provides examples of how to use the stale-while-revalidate (SWR) method, the fetch() method, React Query, Axios library, and the useFetch custom hook from react-fetch-hook to fetch data. Each method has its advantages and can improve programming skills in creating reliable apps.

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    React Query and React Context

    Being able to fetch data right in a component, where you need it, is immensely useful. The component is very resilient to change, which is the main reason why I'm advocating for accessing your query directly wherever you need to. It's not a silver bullet though - it comes with tradeoffs.

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    Zedux: Is this the one?

    Zedux is a molecular state engine for React. It's officially open-sourced and version 1.0.0 has been released. Zedux features a composable store model wrapped in a DI-driven atomic architecture. This article will break down why it exists and what problems it solves.

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    Why You Want React Query

    Discover why React Query is essential for managing asynchronous state in React applications. It simplifies data fetching, addresses race conditions, provides loading and error states, and offers various features to enhance developer productivity.