@hebrerillo
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I was waiting eagerly for someone who completed this challenge using vanilla JavaScript.
The code looks very concise, readable and maintainable, so congratulations on this challenge. I also think you probably studied a JavaScript course by Jonas. I also studied the same course and it is fantastic.
I have only one thing. In the 'helpers.js' file, you add an extra promise to include a timeout to perform the request. That is a good solution.
However, there is no need to add an extra promise, because the 'fetch' call have an 'options' argument when you can include an 'abortion' object. Here is an example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46946380/fetch-api-request-timeout
I also implemented that technique in my challenge. It works like a charm!
@iprinceroyy
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@hebrerillo Yes, I did the JS course by Jonas. He is pretty confident in his explanations & I liked his approach to all the problems. Nice to connect with you :)
