Which event can be used to manipulate UI elements after data is fetched?

The On After Fetch event is specifically designed to allow you to manipulate UI elements immediately after the data has been fetched from the server. This event triggers once the data retrieval operation is completed and gives you an opportunity to update the UI, modify visual elements, bind data to components, or perform any additional logic based on the newly acquired data.

Using this event is crucial in scenarios where you need to reflect the fetched data dynamically. For instance, you might want to change UI components based on the data retrieved or perform some calculations that depend on the newly fetched information. This makes the On After Fetch a pivotal event for ensuring that the user interface accurately represents the current state of the data.

Other events may serve different purposes; for example, the Initialize Event occurs when the UI is first loaded, which is useful for initial configurations but not for handling data after it is fetched. The Render Event is associated with the rendering process of the UI, but it doesn't specifically denote data fetching completion. The Ready Event indicates that the entire page has loaded, which could include some fetched data, but it isn't specifically tied to the data retrieval itself, limiting its utility for handling post-fetch manipulations.