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And that's it for this module and for HttpRequests.

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You learned about two alternatives and how HttpRequests in general work, why we might want to send such

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requests and how we do that.

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You learned how to add data, how to promisify XMLHttpRequest, how to handle errors,

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also with the fetch API where this is a bit more tricky and you learned about different data structures,

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JSON and FormData.

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Now as I mentioned, there is of course way more you can do with HttpRequests,

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it would be enough content for a separate course actually. The core parts were covered in this course though,

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pretty extensively actually.

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If you want to dive deeper, definitely check the resources attached to lectures in this module and also

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linked In the last lecture of this module,

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these resources will allow you to dive deeper into XMLHttpRequest and into the fetch API and learn

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about things like file upload and way more. With the content covered here

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however, we already have a pretty good understanding of how it works and why we do that. In the next course

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module, we'll learn about third-party libraries which will make certain tasks like for example sending

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HttpRequests even more convenient.