Cancel a fetch request using AbortController
Finally I learned how to abort a fetch, see the post React useEffect and fetch API by @Jaime.
Finally I learned how to abort a fetch, see the post React useEffect and fetch API by @Jaime.
Coming across "unary operators" might happen in JavaScript, or (m)any other programming language(s).
A couple examples for what is a "unary operator".
In JavaScript you may find: +1
, -42
, + "1"
, !true
, delete x
.
All those are unary operators as you can also read on
MDN
and in the
spec. But what does the "unary" really mean?
And why is 1 + 1
not using a unary operator?
I am gladly using codeberg (as github alternative)
for as many projects as I can, really support their mission.
"Independent and powered by your donations and contributions".
I struggled a little bit to figure out the URL that works
for a package
that is not on npm yet, but exists just as a codeberg repo.
I am currently working on a React Native app that uses redux saga heavily. My main concern with it is the traceability of code that goes together, the modularization. It is hard, if not impossible to know what belongs together, what is needed in combination with what.