The introduction of the Fetch API changed how Javascript developers make HTTP calls. This means that developers no longer have to download third-party packages just to make an HTTP request. While that is great news for frontend developers, as fetch can only be used in the browser, backend developers still had to rely on different third-party packages. Until node-fetch came along, which aimed to provide the same fetch API that browsers support. In this article, we will take a look at how node-...
