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In the last post, I described how I was going about rendering a backwards compatible react admin datagrid component. This part focuses on the data fetching logic.

In my last post, I gave a bird eye view of the problems I’m solving at navidrome. This post dives into some of the technicalities of the same.

I found Navidrome at the intersection of two things I like, music and software. My project aims to replace the pagination views in navidrome with smooth infinite scroll (issue).

Firefox is hosted on a mercurial repository, and is very large in size (~2GB). I tried cloning it multiple times using hg clone, and each I time got either a stream ended unexpectedly or an http connection error.

I’ve seen many people implement custom POST requests for submitting form data when using modern SPA Frameworks like Vue & React. Most of the times, the need arises because they are using a custom component. The component’s data cannot be passed as it is using HTML <form>. That’s where input[type=hidden] comes to the rescue.

In order to start charging customers we require a payment processor. Stripe and braintreepayments.com are popular options in this space. However, Razorpay is perhaps the best option as of now for the Indian audience.