fetch-and-ajax-reading's Issues
Homework Complete
Completeness: 5/5.
Comfort: 4/5.
Q1: How can we pass an API key using JS?
Q2: Can you give me an example of synchronous operation?
Q3: How can we use an AJAX if we don't have to use a refreshes?
HW submission!
comfort: 4/5
completion: 5/5
- What is an API ?
- Where and why do we need to use JSON methods ?
- Didn't get the point of AJAX!!
HW Complete
completeness: 5/5
comfort: 4/5
- Still a little confused about how a ".then" promise is considered an Asynchronous operation even though we're just waiting for that first task to be done before the next task can begin which sounds pretty synchronous to me.
- In the first ".then" in the fetch request, the "return response.json()" is simply parsing the string JSON object into a proper JS object and then that is going to be the argument "data" in the next promise?
- Why is JSON.parse() not used there? Is response.json() doing the exact same thing? Am I right in assuming that "return JSON.parse(response)" would work just as well?
homework
comfort: 4/5
completion:5/5
question 1:what is the famous API type ..?
question 2: 'SOAP' I have heard about it a lot, are we going to work with it?
question 3: no question .. I need to work with it to understand it
Note : late submission cuz of net issue at home.
Homework_done
comfort: 3/5
completion: 5/5
question 1: How can I use that data?
question 2: How can I find the specific data
question 3:
HM
comfort: 4/5
completion: 5/5
What is the API importance to us as developers?
Is API better used for big companies not small?
What is the ajax actually do?
hw-w07d01
4/5
5/5
comment 1: i hope the async with promises doen't trip me up.
comment 2: during project 2 i found about the process.env file and how to to keep credentials local. i wonder what other standard method are used in industry.
Hw done
Completness:5/5
Comfort:4/5
Q1: If we wanted to use specific object properties, do we have to use a link for each one (in fetch) or there is a way to manipulate with data returned from the API in the js
Q2: Where do we use JSON.stringify/ JSON.parse? After the fetch or somewhere else?
Q3: I have used google maps API once and I used the link as src for script, but in the example given, fetch is being used which I think is more common practice. Im a bit courious if there are different ways to use API sources.
HW-done
comfort: 4/5
completion: 5/5
question 1: "Remember, JSON is a serialized format. While it may look like an object, it needs to be parsed so we can interact with it as a true Javascript object.", I didn't understand this point.
question 2: In JSON.parse() .. when is converted to arrays or objects?
question 3: I still confused about AJAX.
Homework done
- Comfort: 3/5
- Completion: 5/5
Questions :
- What is API and when to use it?
- What is fetch API in JavaScript and when to use it ?
- How important is it? Is it always necessary to use?
- What about AJAX ? I don't have any idea about this ?
Done reading!
comfort: 4\5
completion: 5\5
question 1: what is patch ?
question 2: since what returned from JSON can be read by different other programming languages! does JSON work on them as well ?
question 3:
note : sorry for my late submission . .
HW DONE!
Comfort: 4/5
Completion: 5/5
Questions:
1- The key is something like a serial number when you buy a program, right?
How can we get it then? specially if the API is free!
2- Could we use JSON.stringify() and JSON.parse() in our code or just locally?
3- I didn’t get how the AJAX will work and make us use the API!
4- What does fetch exactly do?
title
comfort: 4/5
completion: 3/5
question 1: whats raw data
question 2: is JSON the same one we used in express (project 2)?
question 3:
stopped reading @ "Refresher - Asynchronous vs Synchronous"
home work
comfort:2/3
completion:3/3
question 1:What are main differences between API and Web Service?
question 2:What are the limits on API use?
question 3:Who can use a Web API?
Homework Done
comfort: 60%
completion: 100%
question 1:
why do we need raw data?
question 2:
JSON.stringify()
by something in converting from JSON format into string, did you meant convert it into objects?
question 3:
Synchronous
it will block the next operations until they are fine to run right?
muneera
comfort: 3/5
completion: 5/5
question 1: is every data i get is updated when needed by someone else ? can i tell when something is changed ? in some cases i would like to know when my data (not mine but the one i downloaded) is updated .
question 2: is the data that i download will never be deleted ? (for example i build an app based on some data that i downloaded , i don't want it to be deleted by the author some day .
question 3: the rest of my questions is for todays lessen.
i really like this kind of reading :) 👍 💯
homework
comfort: 4/5
completion: 5/5
question 1: is raw data considered as primary data ? and is everything in the raw data have the same source ?
question 2: JSON.stringify will change JSON to string, and JSON.parse() will do the opposite?
question 3: why don't we use window.fetch ?
API
Q1
I wonder if there is any Arabic API library as well? it will be interesting!
Q2
will I am going to use API almost on all jobs as a web developer?
Q3
I would like more explanation on the AJAX I found it very interesting and useful
hw Masarah
comfort: I'm passionate about creating my own api
completion:
question 1:what is different between api and rest api?
question 2: we can using API that write in different language ?
question 3:how we can use api in form like( university you graduate from it) ?
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