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Learn a new, easier way to make network requests with the Fetch API.
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Fetch uses JavaScript
promises to let you handle
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the results returned from the server.
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In this video, I'll teach you a new
way to network requests with fetch.
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You'll learn how it makes
requesting resources easier.
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Now, I'm not gonna go to deep into the
fetch API in this course because we have
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content here at Treehouse dedicated
to working with the fetch API.
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So be sure to refer to the teacher's notes
to learn a whole lot more about fetch.
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I'm also going to continue
working in the file promises.js.
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If you'd like, you can create a new
file called fetch.js, for example,
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