VueJS/Vuex is one of those things where there’s not much to “get”. You see the documentation and sort of already know how it should work. I really like what the Vue team is doing.
What is the default pattern that actually handles connection errors / offline mode? I’m not a JS developer so I don’t know, but when creating a desktop application, connection resets or socket timeouts are a normal part of writing anything that uses the network.
Do JS developers just make a loop inside things like ‘this.$http.get’ that simply retry the request in case of any errors, or just simply ignore connection errors?
VueJS/Vuex is one of those things where there’s not much to “get”. You see the documentation and sort of already know how it should work. I really like what the Vue team is doing.
Also, thanks Anthony for curating https://vuejsdevelopers.com . ??
What is the default pattern that actually handles connection errors / offline mode? I’m not a JS developer so I don’t know, but when creating a desktop application, connection resets or socket timeouts are a normal part of writing anything that uses the network.
Do JS developers just make a loop inside things like ‘this.$http.get’ that simply retry the request in case of any errors, or just simply ignore connection errors?