AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Fetch API

This video tutorial covers the use of the Fetch API in React applications. It explains how to set up state using the useState hook to store API data, and how to use the useEffect hook to make API requests. The tutorial demonstrates making asynchronous Fetch API calls, handling promises, and processing response data. It also highlights common pitfalls with useEffect and shows how to render API data in React components, ensuring each element has a unique key.

What is the purpose of the Fetch API in a React application?

How do you create a state object to store results from the Jason API?

What is the difference between using useState and importing it directly in React?

What is the first step to make a request to the Jason server?

What is the recommended lifecycle method to make API requests in React?

What happens if you forget to include the empty array in the useEffect hook?

How do you handle the response from a Fetch API call?

What should you do to display the results obtained from the API on the page?

What should you do if you encounter a warning about unique key props in React?

What is the significance of the key property when rendering lists in React?