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Master client-side data persistence with JSON and Local Storage! Learn how to leverage JSON for data exchange and Local Storage for saving data directly in the browser. This chapter covers JSON syntax, parsing, stringifying, and essential Local Storage methods like setItem, getItem, removeItem, and clear. Build web apps that remember user preferences and data across sessions.
Understand the differences between Local Storage, Session Storage, and Cookies for web development. Learn how each storage option handles data persistence, storage capacity, and scope. Discover when to use Local Storage for long-term data, Session Storage for temporary information, and Cookies for authentication and tracking.
IndexedDB is a NoSQL database API provided by browsers for managing large amounts of structured data. It allows developers to store and retrieve data, supporting offline capabilities in web applications.
Learn how to utilize HTML5 Session Storage to store and retrieve data on the client-side. This tutorial explores storing values, retrieving stored data, and displaying it dynamically on a webpage using JavaScript. Complete with step-by-step instructions and code samples.
Learn the core concepts of IndexedDB, including databases, object stores, indexes, and transactions, with JavaScript examples for storing and retrieving browser data.
In this session, I will discuss the details of web storage and how we can implement web storage.
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