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- [Instructor] This was an introduction of the possibilities and the options related to client-side storage, and I hope you came out with a good understanding of how to take this knowledge and apply it to future projects. As a next step, and if you plan on using IndexedDB in depth, a thorough understanding of its APIs, or supportive library like the ones explored last will be recommended. For example, how to update items, or how to work in depth with cursors would be a great start. Needless to say, leveraging Dexie, Zango, or JsStore to work with IndexedDB is more efficient, so once you are comfortable with the concepts, feel free to use the simpler syntax. Personally, for large files or static files, more often than not, I use CDNs. Therefore, select one of your favorite providers and explore their documentation how to use their service inside your application. It'll improve the performance of your applications, and it is usually an inexpensive solution to use. Finally, always keep…

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