Full HTTP Networking Course – Fetch and REST APIs in JavaScript

50 thoughts on “Full HTTP Networking Course – Fetch and REST APIs in JavaScript”

• I hope the video is helpful! It was a ton of fun to record

• Got my dude Lane on the mic, everything gonna be alright~

• Starting this course now 11/30/2023
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• This video is really awesome. I had been working with Python for backend API development. Now I have some practical idea on how to call those APIs with JavaScript.

• 36:43 cannot we simply do console.log(respObject.Answer.data)

• "…users or idk… weapons or something like that" 😀 😀

• Amazing tutorial. Thank you so much!

• cool video)

• Best course espacially for beginners

• 5 hours of time waste!

• 9:35 can the await keyword be used outside of the function?

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• bro compiler is weird it giving different answer then mine in async js section

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• soo many ads

• Ch1 completed

• Just finished going through with all the tutorial!! Thank you for this amazing tutorial, I can say for sure that this gave me a greater understanding on what back-end coding is!!

• This is just amazing, so much knowledge in one video ❤

• Hi! I do enjoy your course. However, I noticed a small issue in the code snippet at 23:20. It appears that the code throws a ReferenceError in my machine, where it says that item is not defined (in the for loop you defined in the logItems function).

  To improve this part, you might consider adding the "let" keyword so that the item variable is now accessible.

• This course has proven fundamental to my knowledge of HTTP and given me a good foundation to self study

• plan function in js-awe library is nice way to manage complex async flow.

• So far so good, thanks a lot for putting the efforts to get this course done and available for free

• Very nice course … love that he has you follow along on HIS platform, and you have to become a member to access basic quizzes as you go along…. love that …. great job "Free" code camp

• My first project in learning Python was a scraper a very simple one, so I had bought a book from Oreilly which is about HTTP. I think it helps me a bit looking at the network tab in the browser I use. Learn the differences between POST and GET, and when of the two I should use. This whole course was a very good one, I barely knew Javascript as of now, specially that async and await keywords.

  My question is how a crawler differs from a scraper? does Browser both scraper and a crawler?

• Ohh my god, aro believe that, at the moment i am only 30 min fall to end watching and practice all the chapters on the course and i am very happy of that and i hope the course to not end haha.
  i found the course so enjoyable to follow i forget the time watching it and finally i recommend the course for everyone interested in IT.
  Thanks so much freeCodeCamp and BootDotDev for providing us with such an uncredible course.

• I know the frontend can I start this course before back-end

• Thanks for this course it was very good .

• 1:19:40 , i don't understand why it doesn't call the callback

• Thanks for this video.
  But how i can run your code local on my machine ? When I clone your repo and run the js i always get an error:

  const items = await getItemData() ^^^^^

  SyntaxError: await is only valid in async functions and the top level bodies of modules

• Really enjoying the course, thanks!

• Thank you, very good course.

• Can anybody tell what are the prerequisite for this?

• I wait until I become a similar monster that could watch this course in one day.

• keep breathing… just keep breathing 🙂

• please be weary that only the video is free. If you go to their website, they only give you access up until chapter 3 before basically putting up a paywalls saying you can no longer run the code.

• 1:24:00 why can you use await keyword outside of async function?

• Thank you, this was easy to follow.

• that taught me a lot… thanks mate

• 3:44:51 Can’t I just intercept those key’s negotiations and intercept the https request ?💀

• Thank you amazing material

• Is there a video on llm http requests?

• Okay, I've gone through the initial first half of the video & there's one thing I need to point out : at timestamp 1:20:00 when you say that the console msg from callback function won't print at all, that's wrong. It will absolutely print after the last console.log.

• Great content. This was very helpful.

• 1:19:44 program ends before settimeout() . But in my computer settimeout call back executes after " first" and "third" prints . What is the problem?

• Who came here after today's 100xdev class, to learn more,,,

• That was amazing, thank you 🙏

• Very helpful brother.

• Is this course for beginners?

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• As a beginner in HTTP, this got me out of the woods really fast

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