Sometimes the API response does not change. In this case, you can save this data. In this piece, we will learn how to use local storage to persist API response.
Web APIs help to make your websites performant and user-friendly. In this piece, let’s look at 10 Web APIs that can help you with your web development.
The UI Events API lets you handle events and user interactions on a website. In this piece, let's look at what it is and how you can use it in your web apps.
You can send data to the server through the API query string parameters or the API request body. In this piece, let's learn how you can do it in your web app.
APIs (Application Programming Interface) connect applications and let them interact. API calls provide the medium for this interaction. Let's see how they work.
The Image Capture API lets you access the device’s camera so you can take a picture. In this piece, let's look at how you can use this API in your project.
The API lets you save user credentials in your internet browsers. It also helps you retrieve credentials, public keys, and federated credentials for a specific website. Let's take a look at what it is and how you can use it in your website.
HTTP Interceptors allow us to check or modify all the incoming or outgoing HTTP requests in our application. We can use them if we want to apply something like an authorization header to all the requests. Let's see how to set HTTP interceptors for API requests using Axios.
The Screen Wake Lock API ensures that your computer display does not turn off after some time of inactivity. Let's look at it and how to use it in web apps.
It is another web API designed to help developers access the power information of their user's devices. Let's take a deep look at what this API is and how you can use it in your web applications.
Idempotency in API requests is often a confusing concept. Idempotent requests allow you to make multiple requests to the same endpoint and get the same response. This guide will help you understand the basics of idempotency.
The Console API is the go-to debugging tool of millions of developers when working with JavaScript. You access it using the console interface. Let's take a look at what it is and how you can properly use it.
Both API designers and consumers need to know the dos and don'ts of the API request parameters. This guide will highlight some best practices that can help.
This API helps you analyze your site’s performance by providing you with a set of methods to accurately identify the performance problems with your site’s code or resources. Let's look at what this API is and how you can use it on your websites.
GraphQL queries enable declarative data fetching but may become complicated when you want to interact with many fields. GraphQL fragments solve this problem by allowing you to reuse parts of a query. This interactive guide will explain how they work.
Parameters carry the information required by the API to process requests. There are different kinds of API parameters, and this guide will explain their differences.
This API lets you go back and forth between web pages that are in your session history. In this piece, let's take a look at what it is and how you can use it in your websites.
XMLHttpRequest a Web API that lets you communicate with the server via a REST API endpoint to fetch data and then show it to the user without refreshing the page. Let's take a look at what this API is and how you can use it in your web applications.
Client-side caching helps reduce unnecessary and redundant requests to the APIs. This guide will demonstrate how to cache a GraphQL API in React using Apollo.
It is a web API for defining the syntax used to create URL pattern matchers. Let's take a look at what this API is and how you can use it in your web applications.
GraphQL Subscriptions provide a way to fetch data from the server in real-time. A subscription is a continuously living request that pushes data to the client whenever a specific event happens.
MediaQueryList API lets you define a viewport size below which it fires the function that is provided to it. In this piece, let's take a look at what it is and how you can use in your websites.
If a web app needs to send notifications to the user at the system level, the Notifications API is used. The API uses the browser to display notifications outside the page.
A cookie is data from a specific website stored on the client’s computer while they are browsing the Internet. In this piece, let's take a look at what cookie API is and how you can use it in your web applications.
