fetch’s promise-based flow is *so* much nicer than XHR’s callback hell.
But yeah, error handling’s a pain. Pro tip: wrap fetch in a helper function that checks `response.ok` and throws on bad statuses.
XHR’s still king for niche cases tho, like tracking upload progress.
Check out the Fetch API docs on MDN—super helpful for edge cases.
But yeah, error handling’s a pain. Pro tip: wrap fetch in a helper function that checks `response.ok` and throws on bad statuses.
XHR’s still king for niche cases tho, like tracking upload progress.
Check out the Fetch API docs on MDN—super helpful for edge cases.
