It's important to remember why we use JSON and localStorage -- formatting and saving data on the user's computer, via the WebStorage API.
localStorage gives us access to a storage object in the browser (go ahead and try calling localStorage in the console. We get an object back!)
This object gives us access to a few methods, such as:
localStorage.setItem([key],[value]) => undefinedlocalStorage.getItem([key]) => "[value]" (as a string)
Projects will always be technically difficult, but tackling the technical challenges gets easier when you have a strong process. Our goal today is to break down and demonstrate that process.
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breweries: https://repl.it/repls/PrimaryUnwrittenObservation
sum damage: https://repl.it/repls/DownrightSmallDeletions
This gist contains some exercises to practice jQuery DOM traversal.
We'll use this list of presidents to practice.
Complete the following exercises in repl. You can always console.log things to verify your selections work.
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