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InfluxDB
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In our previous article on memoization for functions we saw that popular frameworks like React and Vue implement a simplified, version of it, just caching a single value. Let's consider now what happens concerning the topics we've discussed: memoization for API calls, prefetching, and SWR.
For React, SWR is a library that provides these features, and it's also been ported to Vue as SWRV. React Query is another library that enables React (and React Native) apps to take advantage of all the features we've mentioned.
For React, SWR is a library that provides these features, and it's also been ported to Vue as SWRV. React Query is another library that enables React (and React Native) apps to take advantage of all the features we've mentioned.
For React, SWR is a library that provides these features, and it's also been ported to Vue as SWRV. React Query is another library that enables React (and React Native) apps to take advantage of all the features we've mentioned.
In our previous article on memoization for functions we saw that popular frameworks like React and Vue implement a simplified, version of it, just caching a single value. Let's consider now what happens concerning the topics we've discussed: memoization for API calls, prefetching, and SWR.
For React, SWR is a library that provides these features, and it's also been ported to Vue as SWRV. React Query is another library that enables React (and React Native) apps to take advantage of all the features we've mentioned.
Let's go back to our API problem. A common pattern in applications is routing API calls through a single function, getData(), that sets up common parameters (for instance, a token in the headers for authentication) and then uses some library (Axios, SuperAgent, or even plain fetch) to do the call, returning a promise. So, that function would be like the following.