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I sure do. Fetch is too low level for my taste: I don't like having to parse the response for the HTTP code to decide how to handle errors. I almost always prefer jQuery's ajax() method or the Axios library for ajax instead of raw fetch requests. They handle a bunch of things automatically that I'd have to code myself with fetch.
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Do you prefer ajax to fetch for some particular reason? as BE dev I'm bit lost in these things, so I will be glad for more insigth into this :)
I sure do. Fetch is too low level for my taste: I don't like having to parse the response for the HTTP code to decide how to handle errors. I almost always prefer jQuery's ajax() method or the Axios library for ajax instead of raw fetch requests. They handle a bunch of things automatically that I'd have to code myself with fetch.