Consuming REST APIs with React can be a mess of code, but libraries like react-query make it easy with advanced features right out of the box. This tutorial will demonstrate two approaches, including a detailed example using an error-tracking tool with pagination in a React / Next.js frontend and a REST API. The code snippets will show how to replace hard-coded data with data fetched from the API using useEffect and react-query. The goal is to help you connect your React app like a pro.
