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Re: JavaScript fetch v xmlhttprequest

Yep...and a useful thing.  It isn't really synchronous but the implementation, which uses a Promise, makes it "work" like a synchronous call with the ".then" method (which I think is just a callback).

Most browsers support it.

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On 1/27/2019 7:17 PM, Booth Martin wrote:
Is Javascript's fetch a thing?  Is this really a new and improved way to deal with synchronous needs?


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