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react-query and swr are excellent tools for managing data in React applications. By optimizing data fetching and caching, simplifying data management, supporting real-time updates, providing robust error handling, and offering flexibility and customization options, they can greatly improve the performance and user experience of your applications.
The idea of this issue is to create examples of how to configure and use both libraries and then use them as reference examples for future projects.
Use Case
When starting a new project, it would be good to use these examples as a template or reference to reduce the learning curve and technology incorporation times.
Proposed Solution
In the case of react-query, you can follow the typescript guide in this article
Describe the feature
react-query
andswr
are excellent tools for managing data in React applications. By optimizing data fetching and caching, simplifying data management, supporting real-time updates, providing robust error handling, and offering flexibility and customization options, they can greatly improve the performance and user experience of your applications.The idea of this issue is to create examples of how to configure and use both libraries and then use them as reference examples for future projects.
Use Case
When starting a new project, it would be good to use these examples as a template or reference to reduce the learning curve and technology incorporation times.
Proposed Solution
In the case of react-query, you can follow the typescript guide in this article
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