- Types of Persistence 3:27
- Using Forms for Persistence 5:37
- Data Persistence 5 questions
- Reading, Writing and Destroying Sessions 5:27
- Checking for Sessions 2 objectives
- Writing Cookies 4:56
- Reading and Deleting Cookies 7:14
- Cookies 1 objective
- Wrapping It All Up 1:12
- Browser Persistence 10 questions
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Wrapping It All Up
1:12We covered three different ways to persist data in a browser. Forms, which included just using the query string, Sessions and Cookies. You can also combine these methods with a database or other file system for server based persistence.
Great job being persistent and
finishing this course.
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We covered three different ways
to persist data in a browser.
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Forms, which include just using
the query string, sessions and cookies.
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You can also combine these methods with
a database, or other file system, for
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server based persistence.
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Although I have shown you
some of the limitations for
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each of these methods,
we haven't talked about security.
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For this story project,
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I'm not really worried about
protecting the data that's being used.
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But if you want to work with sensitive
data, such as user name and password,
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you'll need to consider the security
of the persistence methods you choose.
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But have no fear, we have a user
authentication course when you're ready.
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I have also included additional resources
in the notes associated with this video.
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Before you continue to the next course,
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take some time to play around with what
you learned about data persistence.
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You can write a completely
different application or
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expand upon the game we
created in this course.
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If you'd like some suggestions, check out
the notes associated with this video.
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Continue to be persistent yourself,
to have fun and keep learning.
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