Hey Folks, Today it's time to learn how you can build an infinite query with React Query. To build an infinite query you have to use the useInfiniteQuery hook. This hook is similar to the useQuery but with some more properties to handle the infinite ...
Hey Folks, Today it's time to learn how you can paginate a list with ReactQuery. It's common to create a pagination of a list to improve the user interface of your platform if you are building a list in your application, but also to limitate the work...
Hey Folks, Today it's time to learn how you can abort an ongoing request with ReactQuery. Before moving to the example, I want to introduce the AbortSignal. AbortSignal is a javascript interface used to abort ongoing methods. Typically, you can creat...
Hey Folks, Sometimes to improve the user experience you can decide to bet on the success of your code, so you can assume that the code will go in the right way to make your application faster in the eyes of your users. This approach is called Optimis...
Hey Folks, Today I want to share two important things if you are using ReactQuery. The first is how the keys are composed, and the second is how to prefetch data to reduce the user's wasted time. So let's start 🚀 Keys As you have already learned in ...
Hey folks,Do you know that you can enable or disable a query in react query? Noooo! Ok, it's time to learn it! Some specific hooks must be enabled only if there are some data in the application; for instance, some queries must run only if the users a...
