Learn React Query In 50 Minutes

This is the best tutorial by far. I've learned everything I need to know.

🤩 I never build a project without react query anymore. usually with trpc, or with server actions in nextjs!

Hi thank you for crash course! Where can i get the Notes you've shown in the beginning of the video

I just keep and keep watching you. This is an amazing piece of work you're doing. It really helps various types of devs to leverage the knowledge from your courses / crash courses. Thanks for your hard work I am really amazed by the content quality. Best of luck in the future WDS! <3

I can like his videos without watching them. I love you KYLE

Complicated as fuck, tired of these advanced devs saying it is so easy and basic, most annoying thing is to treat something difficult and complicated like a simple tool; being a good dev doesn t make you a good teacher, too complicated in presentation

can I get your notion notes ?

This video doesn't use fetch or axios with a real world example?

Thanks for this tutorial. It was just the right amount of info with the right length.

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This is a great tutorial. Thank you very much for all the effort you put in.

Just like a pro! thanks alot!! 🤩😍😇

this is like bullet train be careful while watching to understand or better take a paid course in udemy

Bunch of infos, Thank you !
One advice : try to make a playlist and make it to smaller chunk ,
i guess you can more views this way and it will be eaiser to use it as reference and come back (also will lead to more views)

Ty so much for this amazing crash course

What app are you using for note taking? Looks interesting. I use markdown but sometimes I like to have some more features.

Excellent, succinct content 🤘

That's a great tutorial! I love it!

It'd be even better if you share your notion notes, so we can reference them as well.

Great tutorial. But you must have good solid basic React and fetching to be able to follow this. So fast, you won't get bored. You will get super dizzy, but won't be bored. Thank you! 😂😂😂❤

When do you speak about something in your course. You speak very fast. i have sometimes problem understand you. is possible speak little slow with better artticulate with pause on the end sentence?

I wish you would have covered the scenario where you have a list of items with different kind of filters like search fields or dropdowns. When a user interacts with a filter and changes its value, it needs to refetch the list with the values of the filters reflected in the fetch request as query parameters. A little bit like the pagination system but more flexible for custom values. That's a common use case and I wonder if React Query has a built-in solution for this. Would love to get your take on this. Great video nevertheless!

For some reason, react-query is not catching the errors thrown in my queryFn, and it's being quite the bummer trying to figure that out since it seems so straightforward.

You just save my day! Many thanks

the most amazing video about react query ✨

Thanks for the video but, around 32.40 you had an error (so did I) and you said something like "well, it looks like for some reason I had an error, and now I dont". See... I wish my errors got fixed that magically too 😆

what product do you use to your hair?

If the request goes through and i get an error response from the server like a 404 status, react query still parses that response as data, how can i make sure it parses it as error ?
thank you

Super handy😁

great video ! I just did not understand how we got the { page } in the querykey in the pagination section. how does this works?

how do you delete data with react query?

Amazing video

thanks for this video it was really helpful

I like the power of Tanstack Query but want to ask you an question , is T3 stack uses normal react-query or tanstack query ? because I have never seen tanstack provider on any T3 stack till now.

Can you share the notes with us?

ReactQuery is awesome! Basically solves all the issues I have with React in a simpler way.

Kyle's short tutorial videos are not really short

Can I use redux toolkit and react query in the same app?

I really love your teaching, however, since you're a full stack developer, I really hope you sell a back end course as well.

React Query is one of the most consequential additions to the React ecosystem since the beginning. For the first time ever, we can actually separate client state management from server state management and achieve (almost) true separation of concerns. UseQuery and useMutations are kinda like the equivalent of $.get and $.post for JQuery, they allow a service layer to be decoupled from React components. Thus, React being a UI library can be left to what it does best: DOM rendering.

Thank you Kyle :)

Great video!

Sooo, when a tutorial on how to integrate React Query and React Router v6?

Hey guys, I am facing a problem with React-Query is that when I data is fetched from the API and then I try to set the data in useState variable, I get an error everytime "Too many re-renders. React limits the number of renders to prevent an infinite loop." can somebody please help me with that.

Can You Please Share Those Notes You have careated ???

This is an incredible crash course. Great job! Also, I'm blown away by how well designed tanstack query seems to be. They seem to have thought of 99% of use cases at first glance. 👏

React-query sucks and there are parts of the tutorial like the creation of the API that are missing. Even after going through the whole tutorial (with a great teacher), I still don't understand the hype around react-query :(

What about if I want to set the existing data (after I add an item) instead of refetching to whole data again?

Thank you for the tutorial! I've learned a lot.

I watched it all because I've applied it in my current project 💯💯💯