Vanilla JavaScript: Client-Side Data Storage

- [Emmanuel] Over the past few years, there has been tremendous advance in the world of client storage, and the possibilities around these wonderful APIs. If you ever wondered how to use localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB, or any of the other client storage solutions, you've come to the right place. In this course, we'll explore those subjects. Hi, I'm Emmy Henri, and client storage is always in use in all my web projects, as they are the best APIs when persistence isn't a concern.

And it is my pleasure to teach you these wonderful tools. First, we'll go through some initial setup so we can have a JavaScript sandbox to play with. Then, we'll start our exploration of client storage with an in-depth discovery of localStorage and sessionStorage APIs. Next, we'll go through an introduction, as well as what is possible with IndexedDB, including how to add, retrieve, and delete items with this API. And finally, we'll take a look at all the other client storage options such as localForage, Dexie, Zango, and JsStore.

So if you're ready to explore this wonderful world of client storage, open up your favorite editor and let's get started.