Tanstack Query or Fetch?
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StilauGamer posted this in #help-forum
So before when working with plain React, I've used to work with Tanstack Query or React Query as some people might know it as.
In NextJS, I can tell that the fetch has async/await... Is there any point in using Tanstack Query or?
I know it is really good when it comes to mutations?
Basically:
- Click add, it adds an element.
- If failed, it will remove the element.
- If passed, it will keep the element.
I believe thats somewhat how it works, but what is the recommended choice?
In NextJS, I can tell that the fetch has async/await... Is there any point in using Tanstack Query or?
I know it is really good when it comes to mutations?
Basically:
- Click add, it adds an element.
- If failed, it will remove the element.
- If passed, it will keep the element.
I believe thats somewhat how it works, but what is the recommended choice?
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@!=tgt nextjs is good with mutations
With Server Actions I believe?
yeah
@!=tgt yeah
Would you say its better to just use Server Actions and asynced fetching than using Tanstack Query? 🤔
I found tanstack query still useful when doing a infinite loading or fetching something after user interaction
@LuiGee I found tanstack query still useful when doing a infinite loading or fetching something after user interaction
From what I've seen...
Things I really like about how Tanstack Query works is the following:
- Getting the values, isLoading, error and data, etc
- Mutations
- Invalidating the cache and it auto refetches
Those are some things I really like about it, not sure how you would do it as simply as Tanstack Query does it..
Things I really like about how Tanstack Query works is the following:
- Getting the values, isLoading, error and data, etc
- Mutations
- Invalidating the cache and it auto refetches
Those are some things I really like about it, not sure how you would do it as simply as Tanstack Query does it..