What are the differences between Fetch and Axios in terms of caching?

What are the differences between Fetch and Axios in terms of caching?

Fetch and Axios handle caching differently. Fetch uses the browser's built-in caching mechanisms, while Axios allows for more control over caching strategies.

Can you explain how Fetch utilizes the browser's cache?

Sure! Fetch requests can be cached based on the HTTP cache headers. If the server sends appropriate headers, the browser can store responses and serve them for subsequent requests.

What about Axios? How can I manage caching with it?

With Axios, you can implement caching by using libraries like Axios Cache Adapter, which allows you to define caching strategies and manage cache expiration.

Are there any performance differences between using Fetch and Axios?

Yes, Axios can be slightly slower due to its additional features, but it provides a more user-friendly API and better error handling.