Post AORB83WvGrraAgNIps by millie@mastodon.coffee
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 (DIR) Post #AOR1Aa9VxB3ANxzXpw by stux@mstdn.social
       2022-10-10T20:03:17Z
       
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       :drake_like: or :drake_dislike:​?https://axios-http.com/docs/intro
       
 (DIR) Post #AOR1NbxkXBjrlShYg4 by xorowl@fog.highspirits.games
       2022-10-10T20:05:41Z
       
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       @stux more info needed. sounds interesting, but would need to know what the practical application would be.
       
 (DIR) Post #AOR1VolcoNTlnFwYwi by stux@mstdn.social
       2022-10-10T20:07:08Z
       
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       @xorowl I think it basically would function as replacement for default browser api functions like fetch and put 🤔
       
 (DIR) Post #AOR3ArkSjRmUrnXLeK by xorowl@fog.highspirits.games
       2022-10-10T20:25:43Z
       
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       @stux could be really useful for code that needs to run both via command line and in a browser. It seems like it has it's applications.
       
 (DIR) Post #AOR7xrTouzkI2ZN4DI by kinday@mastodon.cloud
       2022-10-10T21:19:29Z
       
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       @stux personally never seen the benefits of it since widespread Fetch API support. Even Node has Fetch as built-in these days.And by benefits I mean something that justifies this extra JavaScript being shipped: https://bundlephobia.com/package/axios@1.1.2So I am on :drake_dislike: side.
       
 (DIR) Post #AORB83WvGrraAgNIps by millie@mastodon.coffee
       2022-10-10T21:54:56Z
       
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       @stuxI have only ever used Axios for node projects, and I never went in too deep with itBut generally it feels like a very smooth and enjoyable library to work with