Fetch API Explained - Working with Data & APIs in JavaScript

The Fetch API was introduced around the same time as JavaScript ES6. It is a much cleaner promised-based API as opposed the the old XMLHttpRequest (XHR). Fetch is easy to use and does not require any third-party libraries.

Do you want to learn how to work with data in web applications? How do you retrieve, collect, and store data?

In this video we'll cover the basics of the Fetch API and learn to perform HTTP GET and POST requests with the API by demonstrating real world practical examples. You'll learn how to work with APIs and parse it's JSON or image data.

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