Hey Marc. Every time when a user hits your website, the call it's going to be made and the response will give you back the last changes. If you need this to happen in the background you can make your client site refresh this call in every X minutes. Hope this will answer your question, if not let me know and I will search for different solution for you!
Great tutorial although a bit slow for my liking but the 1.5x speed increase came in handy :-) Small side-note, as far as I now the Axios library is not a wrapper around the Fetch API but a wrapper around the more traditional XHR API.
if you separate one part of your code as module then what you will do? I try with async/await and Promise to resolve. This not solve my problem at all. How you react to this situation?
Neat ... learnt why API call not working :D Thanks for that. Accessing store properties directly in components has a tricky boilerplate code. Got it all wrong the first time
You're right Nilesh. A new update version of the video is coming soon son I will try to include the git repo in this version :-). Thank you for the suggest!
