Simplify State Management with React Query
Tomasz Ducin
When dealing with external data in React it's easy for the async code to start piling up, your types to become a mess, and your component state to get out of hand.
React Query (a.k.a TanStack Query) takes care of all this for you.
Even if you just learn the basics you'll be able to clean up your code and get to take advantage of some really nice caching features.
In this course you'll learn all of this in under an hour:
- How to organize the different layers of code involved in data fetching
- Conditional rendering based on various query states
- How to effectively use TypeScript with React Query
- Sharing fetched data across components
- Executing parallel queries
- Analyzing queries with the dev-tools
- Easy stale-time and garbage collection config
- Creating reusable settings with the queryOptions API
Learner Reviews
- What did you like about this course?
I'be been using SWR a work, but for my next project I'm working on, React Query is what I'm going with. Really enjoyed this course Tomasz!
Nick Taylor5 months ago - What did you like about this course?
I’d used React Query on a project with my teammates adopting some of the more advanced options. Now I understand why they made those design decisions and can share with my team about the Dev Tools, which I’m not sure we currently use. This course covered all the use cases I would need for a given project. Although, I wasn’t sure if the instructor covered throttling the server-side calls, if that’s an option.
Jose6 months ago - What did you like about this course?
Clear and precisecommunication with
Andre Ferreira9 months ago - What did you like about this course?
I did learn some things regarding the statuses of queries, type narrowing with isPending and how the devTools work.
Kolton Gagnon9 months ago - What did you like about this course?
Got me started! I appreciate that this course dug into the types.
Creeland Provinsal10 months ago
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