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Great work! We have a basic front end application now. There are many ways to go from here. I'll give you a few of my ideas, but feel free to try your own out!
Resources
Local Storage
- Check out the Treehouse workshop on Local Storage for a way to persist data across browser refreshes
- Also, here's the MDN page on Local Storage
Text Nodes
- Here's an explanation of whitespace in the DOM, and why not all nodes are element nodes.
- Here's the MDN page on text nodes, which talks about them more formally.
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that can help users
manage party invitations.
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So hopefully this course got you
comfortable with the basics you'll need to
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build any client side web application.
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Now, there's plenty of room to grow
this application even further, and
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each feature you add will
expand your skills even more.
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So I'd like to give you a few ideas for
where to go next with this application.
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One topic we didn't cover in
this course is validation.
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Validation is making sure any data a user
submits to our app makes sense and
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doesn't break the app.
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For example, try to submit a guest
when the form field is blank,
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and you'll see that a blank
list item is added to the DOM.
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