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- Introduction
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- Setup
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- Creating our Component
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- Requesting Data from the API
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- useEffect
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- useState
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- Render JavaScript in HTML
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- Quick review
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- Create a button
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- UseEffect dependency array
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- Wire up our button onClick
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- Check if loading
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- Using an array in state
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- using map to display in a loop
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- Only show loading at first
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- Conditionally disable button
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- What's next?
Description:
Learn how to consume an API in React using useEffect, useState, and fetch in this comprehensive tutorial video. Explore the process of setting up a React component, making API requests, and managing state with hooks. Discover techniques for rendering data, creating interactive buttons, handling loading states, and working with arrays in state. Master the use of useEffect's dependency array, conditional rendering, and button disabling. By the end of this 21-minute guide, gain practical skills to effectively integrate API data into your React applications and understand key concepts for building dynamic user interfaces.

Consume an API in React - useEffect, useState, Fetch

Caleb Curry
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- Introduction