Beginner Vanilla Javascript Project Tutorial

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Published 2020-04-11
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In this episode we are going to cover a small project of the full Creative Javascript Course, a todo list in vanilla js.
We are going to put together all the fundamental javascript techniques including local storage.
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All Comments (21)
  • @briandesign
    Dope! Already got in the course and built a few of the projects
  • @LuBre
    "That's not a fart, that's the chair" Subscribed
  • @developedbyed
    Thanks for everyone who joined The Creative Javascript Course!
  • Thanks Ed for your time and for this fantastic tutorial! I have learned tons! The last part (local storage bit) was quite tricky for me as beginner so I had to go through it multiple times! Cheers!
  • Amazing project and Channel, Congrats!!! I've been long years away from the front end and Java Script an this was an amazing refresh. Going to explore and study the code more thorough now.
  • @arwahsapi
    Pandemic ends. Everyone turns programmer.
  • I was literally looking for something like this on your channel. I love you so much!
  • @SmeSSS
    Thank you for this small little project Ed. Much appreciated!
  • Thanks so much for such great project. It took me several days to understand each part of it, to make a lot of notes and even to add some new features!!! You are going a great job! Will be waiting new projects
  • @naidenmatyas925
    man, you're great!even if you sayd that you're not gonna give the course for free you're still posting some of you're hard work for free!keep the hard work
  • @tonybalde4298
    The fact that he makes mistakes, identifies them and explains how to solve them, makes this video more incredible!
  • @kramyshan8121
    Excellent work here, you rock! The local storage part is the best on the internet so far. Keep it up and thank you very much!
  • @Anderzon1994
    Hey Ed ! Thanks for sharing your knowledge man. I'm learning a lot of things with your videos. Your explanations are amazing and I have fun watching your videos! Most of the JS that I know it's because of you bro I love you man, thanks for everything.
  • It would be very cool to see a follow up to this tutorial in which you show how to save stuff on firebase, instead of local storage :)
  • @BoisNation
    Exactly what I have been looking for. I just started learning some JavaScript after finishing HTML and CSS. This project was perfectly fit for me and it was very nice of you to post some of your hardwork for free on Youtube. Keep it up!
  • @techcanyon411
    It is a blessing and a thing of joy to meets someone who want you to grow.
  • Another way you could save the items into local storage is saving them as objects, along with the status i.e, {'text': 'todoText', 'status': 'complete'}. With some additional work you can then save the state of each todo item and set the necessary styling when refreshing the page. Great tutorial!
  • @joshterryplays
    This was great. Thank you. I went through the whole thing with you on my own editor. Really appreciate it.
  • @fhkodama
    Ed, thank you very much! My first project. It was incredible to organize my thoughts on how to use HTML, CSS, and JS, all together! :) Perfect!