Wow, thanks everyone! This is *exactly* what I needed.
Tried the async/await example and it finally clicked. Also, didn’t realize fetch doesn’t throw HTTP errors—def would’ve missed that.
Gonna play around with JSONPlaceholder and the DevTools Network tab later.
And yeah, JSON.stringify() makes sense now. It’s like packing a suitcase for the data, huh?
Appreciate the resources too—MDN and FreeCodeCamp are bookmarked.
(Still open to more tips if anyone’s got ‘em!)
Tried the async/await example and it finally clicked. Also, didn’t realize fetch doesn’t throw HTTP errors—def would’ve missed that.
Gonna play around with JSONPlaceholder and the DevTools Network tab later.
And yeah, JSON.stringify() makes sense now. It’s like packing a suitcase for the data, huh?
Appreciate the resources too—MDN and FreeCodeCamp are bookmarked.
(Still open to more tips if anyone’s got ‘em!)
